OK. I try this once again. The picture will finally show this time. Sorry about the wait. I am hoping to identify what she is. Her sister and parents all seem pretty normal but she is something special. Thanks in advance.
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OK. I try this once again. The picture will finally show this time. Sorry about the wait. I am hoping to identify what she is. Her sister and parents all seem pretty normal but she is something special. Thanks in advance.
I would GUESS it to be a BCC BCI cross , it's hard to tell by looking at a photo but the shape of the head definately looks more BCI then BCC, althought the pattern reminds of BCC.
n/p
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David - Houston, TX
Young Red Tail Boa
Purchased 11/16/03
www.geocities.com/davidag02
I guess ill agree with a really pretty one too..
Rose
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www.srsnakes.com
The Coloring of the snake along with the nice clean pattern and connected saddles say Southern Colombian Boa all the way. The snakes tail is a typical "Ladder" pattern and the colors are BCI. The thing that shows the BCC blood is the fact that the saddles or so peaked (coming to a point in the center like a widows peak) and that is a typical BCC trait. It could just be a fluke and the snake could be from Southern Colombia enough to be a natrual intergrade such as the Leticia Colombian Boas are possible intergrades. But if it is a long term captive bred boa from several generations then more then likely she is a beautiful cross of some sort.
Thanks
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Jim Hopkins "Hoppy"
Hopkins Holesale Herps
Hopfam1@aol.com
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