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This is are male anery boa, the color browned out in the pic, but he is pretty grey and silver in real life, I will have to play around with lighting to get better pics. He has a super abberant pattern, which I don't see many abberant patterned anery boas on the market..If you do have one...let me know...LOL
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"Life is a Safari"
>>This is are male anery boa, the color browned out in the pic, but he is pretty grey and silver in real life, I will have to play around with lighting to get better pics. He has a super abberant pattern, which I don't see many abberant patterned anery boas on the market..If you do have one...let me know...LOL
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>>"Life is a Safari"
Man,I love his abberancies,Awsome find!An Anery jungle will be the bomb!But so would a t albino arabesque,lol!Sorry I am dreaming,Thanks for sharing,Eric[Hypoboa]
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E&C's Exotic House of Reptiles
>>Man what a nice Anery that is Dave. I've only seen one other with abberancies -- not too common. I just recently bought my 1st Anery. She's a yearling and 66% het for Albino. I didn't realize that the body color was so different than normals. I just thought that the tail color (lacking color) was the main difference. Here's a couple pics of her next to my sons CBLT for a comparison. Take care Dave and thanks for posting that awesome Boa.
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--aka DMOG68
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