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rufescens phase East African Sand Boas

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Posted by: bemanuel at Thu Jun 30 23:07:28 2005  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by bemanuel ]  
   

Rare naturally occuring EASB from Ethiopia, Somalia. (see Chris Harrison's excellent Sand Boa Page or Barker's EASB page for mention of this rare animal)
f2 generation has shown orange "tiger" markings similar to regular Kenyans. Cross them into regular Kenyans and you get stripes, tigers, granite, normal looking kenyans, and a very occasionally one that looks like regular rufescens








   

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