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An unfair comparison to say the least, but this picture was taken outside 5 minutes after I took the shot of the MTH. Now I know she's not red. Her color is quite variable and goes through an amount of darkening, at times looking much redder. At one time Dan considered calling them Chameleon boas, as they underwent the similar color changes that Hog Island boas do. Not nearly as red as the MTH, but those are the "reddest boas on the planet". However, the relative amount of black pigment has remained low, while color remaining high. Reguardless of what some may think about its transmition, where I'm from, when parent generation animals produce offspring similar to themselves.. its genetic.
Later-
Matt Schubarth
Pet Nebula
2100 Stephens #116
Missoula, Montana 59801
406 541 9929

YOU HAVE GENETIC WILD TYPE BOAS!!!! WOW YOU OUT TO BANK WITH THOSE AT $110 EA YOUR SURE TO MAKE A KILLING.
SNICKER SNICKER SNICKER

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>>An unfair comparison to say the least, but this picture was taken outside 5 minutes after I took the shot of the MTH. Now I know she's not red. Her color is quite variable and goes through an amount of darkening, at times looking much redder. At one time Dan considered calling them Chameleon boas, as they underwent the similar color changes that Hog Island boas do. Not

nearly as red as the MTH, but those are the "reddest boas on the planet". However, the relative amount of black pigment has remained low, while color remaining high. Reguardless of what some may think about its transmition, where I'm from, when parent generation animals produce offspring similar to themselves.. its genetic.
>>Later-
>>Matt Schubarth
>>Pet Nebula
>>2100 Stephens #116
>>Missoula, Montana 59801
>>406 541 9929
>>
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