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All,

I picked up this nice Male a while back, and he should be good to go next season. Take a look and tell me what you think. I am looking to pair him up with at least two females next year. If you were me, what would you cross him with? I am hoping to find at least 1 similar female. What else would you cross her with?

Thanks,

T~

A cungle blockback anery! Those we be some amazingly normal BCI!

Ok,

Besides your being a rude prick, I agree that this might be a normal, but it is an awesome abberancy that I can't call anything but a Jungle, though your right, I don't claim "yet" that it is a True Jungle Morph, because I have not bred it yet. If I were selling it as this, you could jump me, but right now, I am just trying to identify it. SO, the tail is striped...the back is perfect blocks with no side patterns, the 1/3rd behind the head is a wierd, mottled pattern that I think could be stretched the entire length of the animal because the "blocks" seem similar in pattern to the Mottled area. The point of the post is, I think it looks pretty sharp, it IS quite inheritable through line breeding, and I would like to find some sililar females. Think you can help a brother out if you have seen any similar animals, or would you rather just continue to be a giant, annonymous rudeboy?

T~

It was joke man, I thought it was funny. Sorry it got you so upset. You do not need to be that definsive.

www.dmexotics.com
summitreptiles.com
pkreptiles.com
proexotics.com
hoppy hopkins
Basically Boas

These guys all work with striped abberant animals, If you look around you will find em.

Sorry for getting pissy. Seems like lately whenever anyone post's with something that is not the norm, they get slammed all the time. My apologies.

T~

Cross him with an albino or hypo!!!
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That boa has a great pattern and all but it is not a jungle.
I hope you didn't pay a Jungle price for it.

That is why the comment about breeding to a Cagle Cungle was
made. Just a nice pattern on a nice looking boa.

Thanx

Not sure if you would call it a Jungle, or a stripe type boa, but I am pretty sure it is Genetic, so I have to disagree with you. This is not a singular abberant animal as it came from a clutch where several of the babies had an identical looking weirdness, as did one of the parents, so it is definately Genetic. The problem is I can't find any of thos female siblings. Thats why I am hoping someone else see's it and thinks they have a similar animal, so I can line breed this abberancy. I can call it a Dice Boa or something if you don't like the term Jungle, but most folks would call this a Jungle I assume, just for lack of a better term.

T~

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