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Stuning boas phill

Thanx guys

Some very nice boas Phil

Who is the het leopard from, and nice hypo motley nic.

Warren

Warren_Booth wrote:Who is the het leopard from, and nice hypo motley nic.

Warren

No het leopard there Warren and the mot is an OT hypo CA mot

What is the Boa in the second picture? That looks incredibly "het leopard like". Maybe its my monitor.
I knew the motley was a OT CA. Stunning snake.

Warren

Warren_Booth wrote:What is the Boa in the second picture? That looks incredibly "het leopard like". Maybe its my monitor.
I knew the motley was a OT CA. Stunning snake.

Warren

To be honest Warren I have no idea. I did a trade for her with aguy Paul who is on this forum. Apparently at one time if had a locality label but this label is long forgoten as it passed trhough a few hands before it got to Paul and then myself. she is about 5 years old now and still very small, she was just under 5ft when I got her and is now just over 5ft.

That is a snake I would kill to have in my collection. Absolutely stunning. The first thing I would bred her to would be a leopard or het leopard (just out of curiosity if for no other reason).

Warren

Warren_Booth wrote:That is a snake I would kill to have in my collection. Absolutely stunning. The first thing I would bred her to would be a leopard or het leopard (just out of curiosity if for no other reason).

Warren

she is a pretty girl and was big enough this year to breed but I was at a loss as to what to breed her to so I never bothered. Didn't want to be producing crosses just for the sake of it. I might put a leopard to her at some point. I did think about putting a hypo to her but the only hypo i had available was the salmon and I would prefer to use a CA hypo of some description.

Put your het leopard to her this year. Stop being a wimp. It it does not produce leopards, simply sell them off to pet stores as CA boas, not locality boas.

Or, ship her over here and I will happily do that.

Warren

Warren_Booth wrote:Put your het leopard to her this year. Stop being a wimp. It it does not produce leopards, simply sell them off to pet stores as CA boas, not locality boas.

Or, ship her over here and I will happily do that.

Warren

lol I'll have a good think about both options!

nice boas phil but i think that second one is a stunner

ocd wrote:nice boas phil but i think that second one is a stunner

Thank you, she is very pretty

Stunning animals Phil, great pics as well. Your collection kicks ass

Thanx Lisa

Some great boas and I agree with Warren that unknown boa is stunning.

Some beauties there. I really like that first one :)

What beautiful boas! It must be wonderful having them in your life. It brightens up my day a lot too seeing such gorgeous, healthy boas so thanks for sharing your awesome photos!

Tan wrote:Some beauties there. I really like that first one :)

Choobaine wrote:What beautiful boas! It must be wonderful having them in your life. It brightens up my day a lot too seeing such gorgeous, healthy boas so thanks for sharing your awesome photos!

Thank you very much both of you.

hmmmm....this should be renamed...."randomly showing off"
any breeding plans for that motley in the upcoming years?

Aaron you should know by now most images Phil puts up will make us all a little green with envy

hudsy13 wrote:
any breeding plans for that motley in the upcoming years?

I thinking of puttin g a type II anery sonoran to her this coming season.

interesting stuff phil...my wallets getting big