and our own line of selective bred Pastels. We have a few different bloodlines of вЂњPastelвЂќ. I canвЂ™t say for sure exactly how this genes work. Genetics: Color mutation - incomplete dominant.

The Motley Boa is by far one of our favorite Morphs.This pretty lady came from Jeremy Stone, and is possible het for albino.We have several different Jungles in our collection and have big plans for this gene. The Super Jungle has a very distinct marking on the head. There is no confusion with the Super Jungle. The sure way to make sure you are getting the right gene is to make sure you are dealing with a reputable breeder that can trace his lineage to the true Jungle line. Some Jungles have strong pattern aberrancies, while some just have the color difference. The Jungle is a Color and pattern mutation, and that is why many have a hard time with some of the less aberrant jungles. Many people have a hard time telling the Jungle gene apart from a normal Pastel Boa. The Jungle Boa is Co-dominant trait that started in Sweden.Genetics: Color and pattern mutation - co dom.The Hypo seams to change the pattern in the Motley but whit a combination of the 2 in one animals there are so many more things we can do with this guy. Genetics: This is a combination morph.This unique blood line intensives all aspects in both pigment and pattern creating beautiful boas. Genetics: This Harlequin boa was produced by the originator of this line Tim Magee.They hypo gives the anerythristic look a very вЂњghostlyвЂќ appearance. The ghost is actually an anerythristic/hypo. The ghost is a result of the hypo gene and the anerythristic gene combined into one snake. Genetics: Color - recessive (anery) and co dom (hypo).He kept them back, and as they grew there color intensified to almost a coral/lavender body color all over the animal. When he bred hetero's from this bloodline I noticed several of the babies were much more colorful and had a lavender coral color to them. The coral albino boas originated from one of Pete Kahl's original hetero bloodlines.(please watch your children when around snakes) I have taken then into schools for demonstrations with no trouble. They are peaceful animals and I have found they rarely bite and tolerate children handling them very well. They are not reluctant feeders, and eat frozen thawed food willingly. The common colombian boa is a great starter snake.We have several females we bread with the Salmon boas, jungles, and motleys.The Ghost and Snow Boa are examples of using the anerythristic gene to make a different mutation The Anerythristic gene is a key ingredient to making many new morphs. This gene completely removes red from the boa.As of now 2007 there has not been a super jungle albino produced. We are very excited to work further with this pair.Genetics: Color and pattern mutation - Simple recessive (albino), and co-dominant (jungle).This is a Kahl Albino project 25% argentine 75% colombian.Genetics: Color and pattern mutation - Simple recessive.Genetics: Color and pattern mutation - not proven yet.We have separated out the localities below. constrictor imperator inhabits is 1000 meters and does not exceed a geographic location of 33 degrees latitude. It is recorded that the maximum elevation that the subspecies B. Boa constrictor imperator is alien to the United States. This subspecies has also been spotted in many South American countries toward the northern half of the continent. Where geography has imposed the existence of isolated populations, such as in the Sonora Desert of Mexico, various Caribbean islands including Belize and Cozumel, and some isolated Andean valleys in Colombia and Ecuador, these have developed into dwarf varieties. Boa constrictor imperator is native to Central America, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico,and northern Peru.

Pink boa constrictor