OTHER MORPHS
Albino Boa (Kahl Strain)
No dark pigment with red pupils & pink tongue.
Albino Boa (Sharp Strain)
No dark pigment with red pupils & pink tongue.
Blonde T+ Albino Boa
Pale ‘Caramel’ colour with reduced black pigment.
Blood Boa
Small boa with orange/red colouration.
Columbian Motley Boa
Connecting dorsal pattern; striped appearance.
Fusion Boa
Pastel Boa with aberrant markings
Hog Island Boa
Pale cream with pink, orange and grey hues
Hypo Hogs
Small Hypomelanistic Boa with increased colour
Jungle Boa
Jungle Boa
Pastel Boa
Clean pattern with pink/orange wash.
Salmon Hypo Boa
Reduced black pigment and markings.
Squaretail Boa (SBR Line)
Very clean bold pattern with reduced black pigment
SQUARETAIL BOA (SBR LINE)

Method of Inheritance: Genetically Unproven

Appearence: Very clean bold pattern with reduced black pigment & speckling and vibrant, rich colouration. Closely connecting dorsal markings forming a repetitive ‘square’ pattern along the tail.

These attractive looking Boas were produced amongst a litter of DM Pastel Boas, several of the siblings had connecting saddles, but these stood out due to the pattern formed on the tail.

Although the squaretail pattern is currently genetically unproven in this line, I believe this is probably a Polymorphic trait that I am hoping to prove in future.

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Squaretail Boa (SBR Line)
Squaretail Boa (SBR Line)
Squaretail Boa (SBR Line)
Squaretail Boa (SBR Line)
Squaretail Boa (SBR Line)
Squaretail Boa (SBR Line)
Squaretail Boa (SBR Line)
Squaretail Boa (SBR Line)