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Here's your 11 month update on the Sterling Patternless Boas. June 2011 edition of Reptiles for size comparison. Momma is due on June 26, for (hopefully) another batch.

Male #1

Male #2

Male #3

Male #4

PH Male #1

PH Male #2

PH Male #3

PH Male #4

Female Sterling

They are looking GOOD !!

cheers, John
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John Berry
New Designer Morphs - Ball pythons and Boa constrictors - out now
www.bigreptileworld.com
www.johnberryreptiles.com

Absolutely Beautiful!
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"Go Big or Go Home" Muscle Morph Constrictors Inc. Long Island, New York

wow! still one of my favorite boas out there!!!nice!

Wow, This morph is so impressive on its own I don't even care to think about combos right now... Amazing all by itself.
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Alberto Dimatteo
www.InvincibleBoas.com

i agree Alberto, i wouldnt combo them!!!! i think in most cases it would screw em up, those are my favorite single morph boas out there! guessing that it IS a heritable gene. with that many in the clutch i would guess it is...?

>>i agree Alberto, i wouldnt combo them!!!! i think in most cases it would screw em up, those are my favorite single morph boas out there! guessing that it IS a heritable gene. with that many in the clutch i would guess it is...?

Id be willing to bet it is a recessive trait. Id put the house on it.

Zach
A Cut Above
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Sorry I took so long to respond ,been busy and kind of topugh past few days.

They look better and better every month.

Good luck with mom and her next litter fingers crossed !

Add some serious Red and maybe even a dose of VPI Pink Panther and
wonder what that will look like combined with The Sterling

. . . Lar M
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Boas By Klevitz

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Top 5 boa morph!
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.Spencer.