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Born on 5/12/12. No yolk, no preemies, no defects. Roughly 50% of the litter are Sterlings, the rest are Het. This is almost certainly a simple recessive mutation. Looking forward to spreading this gene around after we shed out and have a few meals.

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...for you and the project! Very cool to see something new be added to the boa world.
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Thanks Mike.

Fantastic! I was looking forward to seeing this, great job! Congratulations!

I have so enjoyed seeing your update posts on the development of your sterlings and now the culmination arriving at a beautiful geneticly proven out litter. Awesome!!! congrats congrats congrats!

Sterling babies OH Yes Congrats Ken, I'm so happy Ken congratulations on a healthy litter of Sterlings proving this trait is recessive as thought.

I'm so happy everythig went so well, it's a great Day !

. . . Lar M
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WHAT A FANTASTIC WEEKEND FOR BOAS!

Congratulations Ken on proving the Sterling Boas genetic and being the very first person to ever successfully breed a Patternless Boa! This is a HUGE milestone and a huge step forward for us all!!!
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Jeff Ronne Sr
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You sir should go buy yourself a fine bottle of wine and celebrate! Wait to go I knew you were going reproduce those sterlings! Your first litter of them were all so healthy looking and it awesome that you were originally going for some beautiful pastels and SURPRISE. MORE PICS PLEASE

Jake

Congrats again!!!
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Richard Ceniceros

In a word: "SENSATIONAL!!"