New baby Boa!

[Savvy1]

Originally Posted by sweatshirt

Beautiful snake (: and maybe he wanted the BCI because he wanted to see a baby (very young baby) grow up. I chose Magenta over a 1 year old BCC for that reason.

Her name is Ginger and i liked her cause i love the color and i am going to enjoy watching this baby grow.

[KORBIN5895]

I hate to burst your bubble but that's a normal. A constipated normal at that. It has an awful lot of black on it. Also there is no such thing as 75% het.

[Jendee]

I was gonna say she looks like she needs to pooo lol ya 75% het albino is false but she is a very much a hypo/salmon

[Savvy1]

Originally Posted by KORBIN5895

I hate to burst your bubble but that's a normal. A constipated normal at that. It has an awful lot of black on it. Also there is no such thing as 75% het.

Lol its not a normal i no that for a fact shes a hypo and if u dont no what ur talking about plz dont reply and shes not constipated she has already pooped since i got her its just the kid i got her from fed her to much before i picked her up

[Mikoh4792]

I see you're from Bayside. I was born in Flushing. Is there a big reptile community in that part of Queens? And Expos near there too?

[Savvy1]

Actually they have expos in whiteplains all the time its not to far from queens

[KORBIN5895]

Originally Posted by Savvy1

Lol its not a normal i no that for a fact shes a hypo and if u dont no what ur talking about plz dont reply and shes not constipated she has already pooped since i got her its just the kid i got her from fed her to much before i picked her up

Now that's funny right there. I bet I have a much better understanding than you do when it comes to boas.

[Ddub]

Originally Posted by KORBIN5895

I hate to burst your bubble but that's a normal. It has an awful lot of black on it.

So does this one and it's a hypo. There are certainly dirty hypos out there, I've seen plenty. The hypo gene creates a reduction of black pigment and in some cases (often from selective breeding) a total lack of black. Because it causes a reduction in black that puts it into relative terms which makes going by the speckling alone an unreliable way to ID the morph. This boa could have been the dirtiest looking common you've ever seen before the hypo gene came in and cleaned it up some. Unfortunately we'll never know! All that being said I would be very surprised to find out his not a hypo. Hopefully JPC did produce it and can clear up the confusion.
Korbin are there other traits (or lack of) besides the speckling that lead you to believe its not hypo?

[brylecc1989]

Her colors are way more pronounced in that pic

[Savvy1]

http://i592.photobucket.com/albums/t...04_130846.jpeg

[Savvy1]

Originally Posted by KORBIN5895

Now that's funny right there. I bet I have a much better understanding than you do when it comes to boas.

I took this pic today before i fed her. shes definitely a hypo.

[KORBIN5895]

Originally Posted by Savvy1

I took this pic today before i fed her. shes definitely a hypo.

That's a much better picture and yes it is a hypo.

@ddub

I was looking at the lateral lines along the top of the sides. they all look black. It also looked like the saddles had a lot of black out lining them. It could be my phone but the pics show a lot of black until that recent one.

[Savvy1]

Originally Posted by KORBIN5895

That's a much better picture and yes it is a hypo.

@ddub

I was looking at the lateral lines along the top of the sides. they all look black. It also looked like the saddles had a lot of black out lining them. It could be my phone but the pics show a lot of black until that recent one.

yeah probly the phone cause shes not that dark at all but thats as clear as i could get it