Tribe.net. Local Connections Paul http://boas.tribe.net/thread/db518d79-8a78-4ea0-87b7-82fecd5b53f8#e8416357-fea2-4c0d-8bd7-54431003f341 2009-06-03T04:44:02Z 2009-06-03T04:44:02Z

my Vana is in shed currently. and so is my Pixie.

Paul 2009-06-03T04:44:02Z Yasemin http://boas.tribe.net/thread/db518d79-8a78-4ea0-87b7-82fecd5b53f8#a67c1412-5b97-4527-a4e5-df341a538906 2009-06-01T02:14:48Z 2009-06-01T02:14:48Z

Thanks!

Yasemin 2009-06-01T02:14:48Z crowbar http://boas.tribe.net/thread/db518d79-8a78-4ea0-87b7-82fecd5b53f8#b69bc189-d97e-40ee-965c-1d95e92db52d 2009-06-01T00:32:28Z 2009-06-01T00:32:28Z

If you breed an Anery to an Albino you will get snakes that appear normal but will be HET for both Anery and Albino. If you breed a pair of these double HETS you have a 1 in 16 chance of producing a Snow.

crowbar 2009-06-01T00:32:28Z Yasemin http://boas.tribe.net/thread/db518d79-8a78-4ea0-87b7-82fecd5b53f8#39529eae-b080-46b3-a057-8145855b988e 2009-05-31T16:20:20Z 2009-05-31T16:20:20Z

I'm kind of leaning that way now, towards albino. I had also read that breeding the albino to an Anery wouls get Snow, or het for snow can't remember. Paul and I are coming to this next Herp show prepared with a list if what we have, and we want. Last time we ran around like kids in a candy store ;-)

Yasemin 2009-05-31T16:20:20Z Darkdove http://boas.tribe.net/thread/db518d79-8a78-4ea0-87b7-82fecd5b53f8#dbb0babc-dcae-4e12-b70c-29905f28367b 2009-05-31T14:54:37Z 2009-05-31T14:54:37Z

I would get a male albino, so you could breed him to both of those females. Your outcome with the hypo would be hypos that are het for sunglows. (WOW) and of course with the albino all albinos. SO these babies you would bread to anothe albino or to each other to get some sunglows. A sunglow is a hypo albino. And they are beautiful!!!!!

Darkdove 2009-05-31T14:54:37Z Darkdove http://boas.tribe.net/thread/db518d79-8a78-4ea0-87b7-82fecd5b53f8#4e2e9ed8-0e5f-42cf-a2b7-96a84fc22df3 2009-05-31T14:50:14Z 2009-05-31T01:44:55Z

That sounds great!!!!

Darkdove 2009-05-31T01:44:55Z Yasemin http://boas.tribe.net/thread/db518d79-8a78-4ea0-87b7-82fecd5b53f8#036a0ffb-5dc4-4f45-a94a-bf361da5eb9d 2009-05-29T04:52:58Z 2009-05-29T04:52:58Z

I've been reading up as much as I can, and talking to people about breeding practices.I recently aquired a female Hypo who is breeding age - the Albino is still young, so I'm thinking if I got a male what would work with both.

Yasemin 2009-05-29T04:52:58Z Darkdove http://boas.tribe.net/thread/db518d79-8a78-4ea0-87b7-82fecd5b53f8#990a70ef-7048-4b7e-b230-d9f74f19d328 2009-05-29T02:33:45Z 2009-05-29T02:33:45Z

I know of someone here who breed two albino boas and produced 27 live albino babies and to the best of my knowledge all survived. I plan on breeding my female albino BCI to my male Hypo BCI (possible het albino) together when they are mature enough to breed. The reason to outcross with a het would be to add genetic diversity to the bloodline.

Darkdove 2009-05-29T02:33:45Z Yasemin http://boas.tribe.net/thread/db518d79-8a78-4ea0-87b7-82fecd5b53f8#34f17fbe-71ad-4ba9-9e18-770553b175d7 2009-05-20T05:48:27Z 2009-05-20T05:48:27Z

Oh that is disappointing! I'm not doing any breeding yet. I have an adult Nic male and Colombian female, but don't want to intergrade. My others - 2 BRB's aren't old enough. They're still eating and growing! I'm hoping to eventually breed my Albino ( Colombian BC) female. I'm going to a Herp show in June, and want to look for a mate for her. I was thinking another Albino, but have been told a Het. male would be better for producing viable offspring. Do you know if this is true?

Yasemin 2009-05-20T05:48:27Z Darkdove http://boas.tribe.net/thread/db518d79-8a78-4ea0-87b7-82fecd5b53f8#5b479123-fe2a-47c9-8163-eee77d2b9edd 2009-05-19T19:24:12Z 2009-05-19T19:24:12Z

Turned out my Pastel Boa was not gravid after all. Ratzzz!!!!! But I may wait till some of my younger Boas reach a breedable size/age anyway. What is up with your Boas?????

Darkdove 2009-05-19T19:24:12Z