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I prefer color!! lol each line, trait, morph and normal has its fair share of good, bad, ugly, and unreal awesome.
im happy how this little kahl albino is turning out, he was
born 3-4-2010 this pic was just taken the other day. He is my holdback from my first ever boa breeding.
thanks 
I knew he was a keeper the second i seen him in the pile of goo
. . . I can't wait to see what more color he develops . . .
. . . Lar M
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Very pretty...is it "Colombian?" I like the Guyana mixes usually, both Kahl and Sharp. I know many on here are purists, but I like to breed for "pretty" and not necessarily "purity." I don't expect any I raise to ever be in the wild so my pretty yet mixed mutts won't do any damage
as far as i know, it is a pure columbian type.
father was a kahl coral albino,, mother was a nice/neat lookin het
I had wondered because of the "peaking" but that can happen in Bci's too, especially in stripe-lines or so it seems to me. Very pretty!
the litter was very diverse in color and pattern, there was three with the peak look, a few with thin saddles some with big blocks. there was a few i would of loved to holdback, but limited space and rodent money i only allowed myself to keep one of the babies
What you decribe sounds like you might get some striping/aberrancy breeding the peaks/blocks together.
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