Here is a female poss. het snow that we held back from last year, she has like 3 tone pink coloring on her, which you can't see from the pic because the lighting wasn't the best and she wasn't wanting to go along with getting her pic taken.


Here is an older pic that shows off her pinks more.


Here is a hypo het. anery we got in a trade last year, ugly right now because she is in the middle of a shed cycle.


Lastly here is a possible dominant ghost, which we also got in a trade last year.


These are all '04 babies and they are all pigs.

Wow, I love the pink one... she's a really beautiful boa!!

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Andrea

You have some great boas!!!

I'm wanting to get and albino male, female hypo and female anery so I can start a snow and a sunglow project...but money and space does not allow this at the moment So i'll have to admire yours for now

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They look great Amelia,,,mine looks quite a bit like the first one but I don't think she's poss. het,,,just lightly colored.

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"Some people spend an entire lifetime wondering if they made a difference in the world. But, the Marines don't have that problem." -- Ronald Reagan

Well hopefully our double het snow boas do better than they did last year. Last year was their first breeding, they both slugged out, although we got a few normal het babies (3) from the one, but other than that we found slugs, still born albinos, anerys, and even a dead snow. Since that breeding, we have re done their heating a little and fattened them up on rabbits, so we are hoping for some good litters this year. I know I will be holding back at least one of each color lol. Boas sure do leave a mess after giving birth, but seeing those little babies peeking at you makes up for it.

Sorry to hear about the first clutches

I would keep at least one of everything also, what can I say I'm weak

Good luck with them this year hope it all goes well for you.

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Amelia, you have some beautiful boas in your collection - I hope the breeding projects work out well for you this time round.

The markings on your poss. het. snow are gorgeous, particularly the squares on her tail.

Joe, joe,. when we win the lottery my dear I will buy you all the boas in the world!

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"If you know everything you may as well blow your brains out because the reason for existence is to learn more everyday." - Mark O'Shea, 2004

Thanks, some siblings to that poss. het snow, had reverse striped tails, circle backs, ladder tails, and connecting saddles too. They all pretty muxch had nice patterns and colors. Im hoping everything goes well this year with everything. I know I will be posting pics of eggs/babies from the various snakes.

I don't know how you let them go - with stunning markings like that I'd want to keep every one back

Good luck with the breeding, can't wait to see any babies - right now we have a pair of normal commons, but they are beautiful all the same, certainly nothing common about them - they'll be breeding next year,. and the hoggs and dumerils are breeding now!! Boa babies all around! (Wanna move to the UK and do some swaps?? )

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"If you know everything you may as well blow your brains out because the reason for existence is to learn more everyday." - Mark O'Shea, 2004

Hah..no I don't see us moving to the UK anytime in the future, erik would prefer to move somewhere with warm climates, where we don't have to see any snow. But this wont be for a few years anyways. Well you can't keep everyone of them back, plus others should get the opportunity to keep such beautiful snakes.