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Bolivië
Bolivië
Bolivië
Bolivië, man
Bolivië, vrouw
Brazilië
Boa constrictor constrictor
Suriname (roodstaart boa)
Suriname (roodstaart boa)
Boa constrictor imperator
Costa Rica
Hog Island Boa's:
Hog Island
Hog Island
Boa constrictor longicauda
Boa constrictor mexicana
Boa constrictor nebulosa
Boa constrictor occidentalis
Boa constrictor orophias
Boa constrictor ortonii
Boa constrictor sabogae
Panama
Overige
Guyana
Honduras, vasteland
Crassus man
Ecuador
Ecuador
Epicratus angulifer cubaans
It is worth mentioning that the color and pattern morphs of Boa
constrictor are almost all crossbred animals. The same is also true
for "albino" Boa constrictor, so called "snowboas" or hypomelanistic
boas. Don't fall for somebody trying to tell you otherwise.
Another valid argument against the breeding of color and pattern
mutations is the fact that these aberrancies of the "normal" form
are nothing but genetic defects in the animals; hence the inheritability
of the aberrant patterns and colorations.
Speculations that the genetics of these animals contain further
defects are not easily dismissed, and the emergence of one-eyed
specimens among litters of albino boas in the U.S. certainly points
toward this as well. Such effects are then further strengthened,
as animals with the same genetic defects are bred with one another.
It is also notable that the breeding results of albino boas mating
with albino boas appear to be inferior to those of albino boas mating
with heterozygous specimens (animals that look normal, but carry
the genes for amelanism).