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Very pretty "het" sunset boa

Tula_Montage

Tula_Montage

It's Jager time!
Glow Worm in his light phase. He is from a het x het pairing and for the most part I think he is a "het", other times he gets such a light glow to him I am not convinced. Not a trace of black on him. However he is much darker in comparison to his litter mates so I can only assume he is a "het". But then with sunsets it can be very difficult to tell whether they are genetically the super form (sunset) or whether they are just a hypo (het). The combination of the natural hypomelanistic look to Hog Isle boas totally confuzzles the whole thing! Gorgeous wee colour changing shiny boa, I can't complain :)

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One of my favourite things about him are those orange eyes and the lovely "shading" to his head markings and colours.

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Oh wow, that IS very pretty! Not that I doubted you, just that I wasn't prepared for what I saw. :cool:
 
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