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A little history on these kids first. Their mom is our Ivory anerythristic, Precious. She was bred by Li Chi, our EBV Red Group hypo. SHe had sixteen babies and one slug. Three of the babies were what you see here. All three were premature at birth, with a large amount of yolk still in the sac attached to them, and all three are female. They were the only premies, and only anery anything we got in the litter. Or rather, no other aneries, or specifically, ghosts......

Enjoy!

First up..... Nona....

Next is Morta....

And finally Dekuma.....

Thanks for looking! What do you think of them?

Jesse
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"Continuing to cling to the patterns you know, inhibits your ability to discover what you don't know." - Eric Allenbaugh

Beautiful....some of the nicest I've seen.

Chris O
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>>A little history on these kids first. Their mom is our Ivory anerythristic, Precious. She was bred by Li Chi, our EBV Red Group hypo. SHe had sixteen babies and one slug. Three of the babies were what you see here. All three were premature at birth, with a large amount of yolk still in the sac attached to them, and all three are female. They were the only premies, and only anery anything we got in the litter. Or rather, no other aneries, or specifically, ghosts......
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>>"Continuing to cling to the patterns you know, inhibits your ability to discover what you don't know." - Eric Allenbaugh

Love the tail on the last one!Have they caught up with any of their siblings or are they still small in comparison?Great boa's Regarless!If any of the abberancies prove out I want one!Please put me on the list for a female!Thanks Eric[Hypoboa]
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The first of the three.... (which was also the largest, with least amount of yolk, of the three at birth)...) is right there with the rest of the siblings.

Jesse
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"Continuing to cling to the patterns you know, inhibits your ability to discover what you don't know." - Eric Allenbaugh

Stunning animals!
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Nick

Dang... you got me! LOL....Thanks for the compliments!

Jesse
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"Continuing to cling to the patterns you know, inhibits your ability to discover what you don't know." - Eric Allenbaugh

I could get one of your animals. This year and last year has definately brought some interesting results.

np

You have produced some truly beautiful babies! Those soft colors really do it for me.....wow!
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Linda Hedgpeth
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They definitely look anery to me... the only way I wouldn't think so is by you telling me she came from the adults she did.
Very interesting...
Then again, i've always said, there are many unknown het anery's out there....
I know common colombians poss het or het for anery don't go for much sometimes, and i've seen it happen many times.... some people will sell their poss hets and hets as normals because they sell faster/easier! I've seen people get more for a 10 lot of their 'normal boas' than when they had posted them as poss het for anery or even poss het albino!!!

Anyway, I had a recent breeding as well... came from a DH Sunglow male that was proven to throw weird stuff, bred to a common, unlrelated female colombian boa of unknown origin.

We got aberrancies, pin striped saddles and more, just like the other litter he fathered.
I have two hypos with connecting side pattern, mostly by the tail. Another odd thing they have is what looks to be side belly striping... along the edges of its stomach, and not on it.
Well, down to the point, we got one baby out of the bunch that looks anery... totally different than all others.

I will get pics and post them by tomorrow.

Thanks, take care, Joe

PS - These are pics of the still born aberrant animals from the first litter the DH Sunglow male fathered..

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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