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Colombian |
Normal Colombian
Red Tail Boas. There are a tremendous amount
of variety in coloration and patterns.
Pricing: $75 to
$250 Availability: High
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by Clay English |
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Albino |
Complete
lack of melanin (Black Pigment) Original Strains
from Peter Kahl and Brian Sharp Stunning Boas.
Kahl and Sharp Strains are NOT Compatible.
Pricing: $800 to
$1500 Availability: Low
Photo
by Clay English
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Pastel |
Pastel Bloodline Colombian
Red Tail Boas. Pastel is a Polygenic trait,
and each generation of offspring will result
in pastel babies. The degree of the pastel
offspring can vary from part of the litter
to all of the litter depending on the parents.
The Pastel trait is based on a high reduction
in black pigment (washed out appearance) which
can result in an explosion of color. There
are a tremendous amount of variety in coloration
and patterns. Pastels are a result of
selective breeding.
Pricing: $150 to
$500 Availability: Medium
Photo
by Clay English |
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Hypomelanistic |
Reduction or absence of black pigmentation.
Hypomelanism is a co-dominate trait, and each
generation of offspring will produce even
more orange coloration. These are also called
Salmon, Hypos and Orange Tail Boas.
Pricing $500 to
$1500. Availability: Medium
Photo
by Clay English |
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Anerythristic |
Complete
Lack of Red Pigment. These light silver and
black boas lack all red pigment. This variation
is an important genetic marker to create other
variations such as snow and ghost.
Pricing $300 to
$500. Availability: Medium
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by Jeff Ronne/Boaphile |
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Snow |
A Snow Boa
is the result from a combination of albinism
and anerythrism. It produces a white boa with
a red tongue and eyes. The first Snow Boa
was produced in 1996 by Peter Kahl.
Pricing $5000 to
$10000. Availability: Rare
Photo
by Peter Kahl Reptiles. |
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Hogg
Island |
From the
Cayo de los Cochinos Islands. Hogg Island
Boas. These special boas have a very unique
coloration. They have reduced amounts of dark
pigment and are a natural hypomelanistic morph.
These boas are thought to be extinct in the
wild. These boas grow to maximum size of 6
to 7 feet.
Pricing $150 to
$250. Availability: Low
Photo
by Clay English |
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Narrow
Saddle |
These boas
have very Narrow Saddles. This line is from
Jeff Ronne’s “Fine Line” collection, and have
fine line connectors between the saddles.
When bred to each other these boas will produce
all Narrow Saddled Boas. Look at their "AMAZING"
narrow saddles. Their color is the color of
newspaper.
Pricing $300 to $500. Availability: Low
Photo
by Clay English |
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Arabesque |
This co-dominate
trait was first produced by Steve Hammond
of Exceptional Exotics. Ithas a beautiful
golden colored with a full patterned thin
and connected saddles. This is a beautiful
variation.
Pricing ????. Availability:
Rare
Photo
by Peter Kahl Reptiles. |
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Jungle |
This is
a very variable patterned boa that originated
in Sweden several years ago. Jungle boas are
very rare. There tongue can be red or red
and black or just black. The eyes are usually
brown with the cat eye pupil.
Pricing ????. Availability:
Rare
Photo
by Peter Kahl Reptiles. |
