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Really light norm female. Pretty
I can never teel hog island and red tail boa's apart! (unless i see the tail obviosly)I like the pale head in particular. Almost remind me of my hog island boa.![]()
Actually, she's quite the opposite. She's a 2004 female, she's getting lighter with age.It's beautiful.But the color might change with the age. Boa c. are usually lighter in color as babys and yours does not look like it is older than 1 year.