can anyone point me in the direction of any information, pictures, anything about the homozygous or super form of the arabesque boa(i have googled it with no luck)? thank you in advance
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homozygous (super )arabesques?
jayf
Nov 02, 2005 03:37 PM
Replies (4)
BelgianBeer
Nov 02, 2005 03:49 PM
Just like Spider balls there is not a variance between the expression of the Visual Het and homozygous versions. They look identical.
jayf
Nov 02, 2005 08:08 PM
thank you. i was under the impression that arabesque was co-dominent like motely. if a homozygous animal looks like a heterozygous animal then i guess i was wrong about being co-dominent.
voodoomagik
Nov 03, 2005 01:10 PM
Was it a guy named Steve Hammond that bred arabesque to arabesque a little while ago and posted some pics on the classifieds that he called "superarabesques?"
topnotchboas
Nov 03, 2005 06:28 PM
It is my understanding it is a codominant morph and that the supers are distinguishable from the non-supers. Although I have not seen examples to back this up.
