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Just 4 different looks, one being bone stock normal. I tried to get 2 more color phases into the same picture but it started getting out of hand, lol. I'll get more, I'm just starting to try doing more pics.

Oh yeah, dead center-Pinson Line!!! So, now you've seen them among other Dumerils.

Cool picture

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Paul D

www.MoonlightBoas.com

I was curious how the different Dumerils Boa color variations have been exhibiting themselves genetically. Do they appear to be recessive, co-dominant, or dominant? I'd be interested in any observations people have made.
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Paul D

www.MoonlightBoas.com

It's too bad only 5 of us frequent this forum, lol. I'm all about this topic, but for right now I'm going to get some sleep. I'll try to get back on later today and go into some of the results I've seen. For the most part, line breeding has given me the best results, but I have a couple things I'm trying to prove out. It's too bad they take so long to grow sometimes, lol. Well, until later...........

P.S. Thanks on the pic, I almost had 2 more in there but as soon as I added them everyone started going nuts and I was doing more snake wrangling then anything else, lol.

>>It's too bad only 5 of us frequent this forum, lol. I'm all about this topic, but for right now I'm going to get some sleep. I'll try to get back on later today and go into some of the results I've seen. For the most part, line breeding has given me the best results, but I have a couple things I'm trying to prove out. It's too bad they take so long to grow sometimes, lol. Well, until later...........
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>>P.S. Thanks on the pic, I almost had 2 more in there but as soon as I added them everyone started going nuts and I was doing more snake wrangling then anything else, lol.

I have 4 Dumerils right now - posted a photo of the two girls I have and it's really easy to tell the difference. One is much darker and "cloudier" looking than the other, which is much lighter, almost high contrast and where her "saddles" should be brown, they are almost black. Just picked up two more Dumerils over the weekend, one male, one unsexed, and neither of them look anything like the two females I have.

>>Just 4 different looks, one being bone stock normal. I tried to get 2 more color phases into the same picture but it started getting out of hand, lol. I'll get more, I'm just starting to try doing more pics.
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Here's a photo collage of my 4... now if I can get photos of them side by side.

I love the colors on females 3 & 4.
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Pat Higdon - Higdons Herps, Tuttle, Oklahoma USA
Oklahoma City Herpetological Society Member
4 dumerils boas, 2 rosy boas, 3 burmese pythons, 1 reticulated python, 1 ball pythons, 3 borneo pythons, 10 bearded dragons, 6 leopard geckos, 4 african fat-tail geckos & 1 sulcata tortoise

Those are beautiful looking Dumerils Boas.

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Paul D

www.MoonlightBoas.com

>>Those are beautiful looking Dumerils Boas.
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>>Paul D
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>>www.MoonlightBoas.com

Thanks!

The Pinson & the hypo-ish lookin one crawlin over the top of it are freakin amazing!!!!!
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Pat Higdon - Higdons Herps, Tuttle, Oklahoma USA
Oklahoma City Herpetological Society Member
4 dumerils boas, 2 rosy boas, 3 burmese pythons, 1 reticulated python, 1 ball pythons, 3 borneo pythons, 10 bearded dragons, 6 leopard geckos, 4 african fat-tail geckos & 1 sulcata tortoise