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I obtained my first BWC Boa from Erich Gaertner before Bigg Mike had told the world about the Paradigm surprise he found unexpectedly in a cage one great day. I made a litter of BWC hets using a really nice Pastel female making really quite nice pinkish hets. One of those hets is the mother of the BWC babies within this post. The father is a Jungle het BWC that was produced by Steve Scroggs. We were fortunate to have a nice sized litter but the odds were not so kind to us giving us only three visual BWC animals in a sea of baby Boa goo. Nonetheless, the rest of the non-BWC puppies came out high in the Jungle department much to my delight. Here are some of those babies from that breeding.

First a BWC male. You can see why they have caramel in their name huh!

Next the only Jungle BWC. A female that is looking dark today, but you get the idea. She is a babe.

These next two are Jungle 66% Possible het for Boa Woman Caramel:

This is a normal 66% Possible Het Boa Woman Caramel:

And finally here is one of there cousins. A Parglow female:

What do you think?
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Jeff Ronne Sr
The Boaphile
Director USARK

Originator of Boaphile Plastics
The Boaphile Boa Site

Best of luck this year...

Josh

I think all of the BWC stock in this post is fantastic, the two Jungles and normal possible hets are gorgeous !

I also believe that those particular examples will prove out !
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Boas By Klevitz

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These are my kinda boas!

Very nice animals Jeff. Those jungles are particularly sweet and the paraglow even more so.

one of the salmon siblings to (of) the paraglow for comparison. To some the paraglow may look just like a really nice hypo, which it does, but it packs a powerful genetic punch under that pretty coat.
I was just curious to see a salmon sibling for comparison.
I love the paraglow jungle!
Those are some awesome critters there amigo.

Mike