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I have been into locale boas for awhile but now I want to start a boa morph project and was curious if anyone could offer any advice or tips. I browse the classifieds daily and have a good handle on what's fair market price for anerys and het albinos but I'm a little confused with hypos. Are there any websites that explain all the different boa morphs and bloodlines?
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Sincerely,
Jason
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Sincerely,
Jason
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all Colombian Hypo boas are Co-dominant. What other questions did you have about the Hypo gene?

Celia
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www.ExoticsByNature.com
www.BallPythonMorphs.com
www.CornsnakeMorphs.com

That's real informative,check out the Boa Morph's section at www.classreptilia.com "Top of the Line Breeder, and web-site"
Have A Good One ! !
Kenneth

Thanks Kenneth....that is EXACTLY what I was searching for...that website really lays out the basics behind each pattern/color morph, which is great. Although, I cannot afford to jump right into some of the less common projects like bloods, leopards, etc. especially since I have a baby on the way this spring.

I did however manage to purchase an anery female and a 100% het Kahl albino, which I should receive later this week. I really owe so much to the folks on this forum, who have sparked my interest to expand into the various boa species. I have learned so much from simply reading this forum. My colllection now has more boas than colubrids.lol. I am done for a long long time with purchases with the exception of wanting a few more normal female ball pythons and solomon island ground boas.

Thanks again...I teach h.s. biology and I'm in my busiest time of year right now but when I get some time, I'll post some pics that will definitely be impressive. Too bad I won't be able to take credit for producing some of these fine animals just yet....in time, in time. I'm in this for the long run as a hobby I love.... no shortcuts.
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Jason
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You and Ron have something in common,he is also a Biology/Chemistry High School teacher, you can read about him in the section about the Man behind Class Reptilia.Good Luck with getting your Morph project's going ! !Like you said this time of year is busy for you,but i cant wait to see some new pic,'s from your collection no rush though.How are you getting along with your Nic.'s do you have them all on F/T yet ?All mine have been on F/T for some time now but they still sometime's fefuse a meal,i got one out of the six that still give's me trouble all the rest are feeding Good ! !I need to get some pic.'s of my collection,i got a brand new camera it's a Nikon 3200 but im still learning how to use it ! !Computer's and Digital Camera's are all new to me,im still in the learning process,my most recent buy's was a 1.1 Beautiful Hog Island Boa's Sear's x sear's Breeding from Ron at Class Reptilia and i just got a 2.2 "Old Okeetee Plantation Locale" Okeetee Corn's and they are little Beauty's ! ! Got them from a Breeder in North Carolina by the name of Scott John,cant wait to learn my Camera ! !
Have A Good One ! !
Kenneth
0.0.22 Ball Python's Farmed CH
3.3 Nicaraguan Boa' Farmed CB
2.3.8 Amazon Tree Boa's "My Favorite's" ! !
1.1 Hog Island Boa's
2.2 Okeetee Corn's

Kenneth...my Nics are doing awesome but only 1 of the 4 will eat f/t for me. Three are still on live and the one f/t feeder refused a f/t today so I'll try live again next week. Now I also recv'd a pair of cay caulker boas from Scott at Amazon Reptile Center that are flippin awesome. Only catch...they are live eaters too.lol. This could be a problem eventually if I cannot ever switch them. For now, they're all so tiny still. Scott@ amazon said he has 3.1 cay caulkers still available as of tonight so if you're into the locale boas...you'd love these...like a natural anery. Anyway, I wish I had gotten more fh ball pythons when I had the chance...esp now that i have my 100% het pied male....I'd love to get a few lucky ladies for him now for later down the road. well, goodnite...
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Jason
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