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I know Jeff has some and Mortimer at prima reptilia had some. How come you don't see this morph for sale anywhere? I haven't heard Jeff doing anything with them either. So what happened with them? Why aren't they more sought after?
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These are my 2 pearlescents. Both from Donnie and Michelle at Prima Reptilia. First two pics are female hypo nova pearle. 2nd two pics are male regular pearle.
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Here's my "Double Dog Bone" Pearlescent also from Donnie and Michelle [MENTION=5954]PrimaReptilia[/MENTION]
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What exactly is the pearlescent morph? Or is it more of a trait? I remember seeing them around a few years ago but not much recently. They look very pretty.“I love deadlines. I love the whooshing noise they make as they go by.” -DA
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So that link didn't explain anything about why you don't see the morph on the market?Just where it originated unless I missed something as I often wonder the same thing.They're gorgeous boas.Comment
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What happened to the pearlescent boas
You don't see many because there aren't many around. Jeff likes to hold on to things.
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Hopefully we'll see more in the future, I believe Jeff is doing pearlescent x pearlescent this year and I'm excited to see the outcome.
I have a male hypo pearlescent produced by Jeff that I picked up from Anthony Viscuso, and a female nova pearlescent from Prima Reptilia's litter.
Female, photo by Kyle Finn/Ghostfish Herps (she's quite a bit bigger now, but I don't have any good photos of her):
Male, with the jungle he bred this season.
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