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Here is a picture of a Jungle Male from the 2002 litter of Jungle Salmons! This male is a great example of a classic patterned Jungle Boa. We are looking forward to his first time out this season.
Thanks for taking a look. Have a great week!
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I see all these jungle types being advertised and I really was thinking it was pattern, but this pic looks perfect. Please someone expound some knowledge to us. Thanks Andy Federico
Theres a very recent thread on this. Try looking a few pages back(last week)and if you still dont find it,which you should!I`m sure a noted expert will chime in again.
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give the jungle above has the color but not the pattern of the jungle could it be the swedish jungles are really two genes working to together. the above animal looks like some of the euro pastels. has any one produce the pattern with out the color from swedish jungles because if they have then jungles are two different genes. but if they have will they admit it?
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"Jungle Boas originated in Sweden and were produced by a good friend of mine by the name of Lars Brandle. He had purchased a very large boa with a zigzag (for lack of a better description) pattern down it's back from a Zoo in Sweden. He bred this animal to a normal boa and produced some jungles and normal looking boas from the first breeding. He then bred one of the jungle males back to its mother and produced some super Jungles and jungles"
PK Reptiles Jungle Boas
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Linda Hedgpeth
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Sierra Serpents
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WOULD LOVE TO HAVE ONE LIKE THAT ANYTIME !!
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NO BEAUTY LIKE THE BEAUTY OF A TRUE REDTAIL !!
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Thanks and take care - Joe Rollo
'Tis not the stongest of the species that will eventually survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change' Charles Darwin
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Mark Miller
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