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BOAS
1.0 Pastel
0.1 Normal
0.1 Argentine
0.1 Guyana
1.1 Het Albino, Poss Het Snow
1.1 Jungle Siblings
0.2 Anery
0.1 Bolivian
0.1 Het Anery
0.1 Striped
0.1 Hypo Het Ghost
OTHERS
1.0 Jungle Carpet
0.2 Hognose
1.0 Soloman Island
1.0 Cal King
1.0 Durango Mtn King
1 Soft Shell Turtle
1.0 Cane Corso
Well to make it short and simple the Jungle boas, different lineage(Europe, American, imported) all have wacked out back stripes, really neet variations of the gene has been produced but generally all the pattern changes occur on the back where the saddles are usually located.
The Tiger Boas are a codominant gene which causes side striping or reverse striping, normally the tail pattern stays in tact and where the saddles go they are missing and in those areas the side striping occurs. True Tiger boas when bred to true Tiger Boas will produce Super tiger Boas, completely saddless boas with side stripes from head to tail.
The first photo is of a Tiger Boa
here is what you get when a Tiger boa and a Tiger boa are bred to eachother.....The Super Tiger Boa
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