First off is a pair of Colonets, Jerry Hartley stock. Nice lookin boas that will lose their pattern as they age, and end up completely unicolor.
Next is a group of Lake Isabellas. I have them on a breeding loan, and they should produce 3 litters next season.
These three are 100% het whitewater albinos, and 50% het borrego anery. They were from my second litter this year.
Next come a pair of High Desert boas that should be ready to breed next season.
This is a 2008 female WhiteWater albino. She should be ready to breed in another year.
These next ones are WhiteWater albinos that are 50% het for Borrego Anery. They were produced this year in my first litter.
Now a pair of F-1 Carrizo roads. The female is a 2008 from captivebredtricolors, and the male is 2009 from Jerry Hartley.
Now this 2008 born female Long Canyon
This 2008 pair of San Gabes have another year before they'll be ready.
This male Borrego Anery is ready to breed next season, and will be paired with my double het females, and maybe my adult albino female as well.
These are my double het girls. They are het for both whitewater albino and borrego anery. They bred this year but didn't produce. We'll see how they do next year.
This big ww albino female produced my first litter this year (albino babies above).
This girl is supposed to be 100% het for WW albino. She produced the hets from my second litter this year.
This old girl is a Long Canyon. She is old, but might have another litter or two left in her. We'll see this next season.
The top boa is a 2007 female Long Canyon that will be ready this next season, and the bottom boa is an adult male Long Canyon.
This big girl is an adult female Nichols road. She's big and friendly, and should produce this upcoming year as well.
This is an adult male Limburg Albino
And a second adult male Limburg Albino.
And lastly, this is an adult female Nuevo/Lake Perris boa. My brother has a male from the same hillside, and they should both be ready this next season.
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