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Can anyone post some pics of your albino jungle motleys?
I'm sure there are some out there. I've seen some really gorgeous
jungle motleys. I don't remember seeing an albino jungle
motley.
I've got a nice fat possible albino het jungle female & I'm
very curious what her babies might look like. 
Thanks!
tc
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www.NewWorldDragons.com,
NewWorldDragons@NewWorldDragons.com
Here ya go!
I picked this guy up from TSK. It's hard to see his pattern, but it's there. The jungle gene creates almost the same affect as the hypo gene does in regards to reducing pattern. The side connecting stripes (typical of motleys) have been greatly reduced. In addition, the white outline bordering the tail stripe is more common in jungles than in motleys. Also, the jungle gene really added to the color of this boas tail. I've got 5 females for this guy to mate with in the upcoming seasons. Hmm, maybe I should get another one...
-Anthony
I think the white outline really makes the tail color pop. Very nice! Thanks for sharing!
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Mark
uncommonboa.com
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