Boa Constrictors: Albino Compatibility and Information

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So we have a whole bunch of Albino traits in the Boa database.

Sharp Complex

Albino (Central) T+

Albino (Desert) T+

Albino (Sonoran) T-

Albino (Argentine) T+

Albino (Honduran) T+

Albino (Gilbert) T+

Albino (Costa Rican) T+

So I have a few questions.

  1. Which of these, if any, are compatible with one another?

  2. Which are T+ vs T- vs not really albino?

  3. Does anyone have any background information any any of these traits?

    • First Produced when?
    • Who by?
    • History?

  4. A lot of these are locality Albinos, but are they there own standalone traits or have they been crossed from a already established Albino localities?

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@lumpy @the_boaphile @westridge @mattcookreptiles @ozzyboidsllc

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Sharp and BWC are compatible and make the Paradigm:

http://www.basicallyboas.com/secret.html

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Sharp is also compatible with Prodigy, making the Paradise Boa.

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I’m guessing that Prodigy and BWC are compatible with one another also then?

Do we have an established “complex” name for this group?.. Sharp Complex?

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That would hold to reason, yes

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I think I’ve heard that the Blonde Albino is part of that complex as well, but I am not 100% sure. Also, as far as I know, all Nicaraguan lines of Albino are compatible with each other and nothing else. Kahl and VPI I believe have also so far not turned out to be compatible with any other lines. Coral Albinos are Kahl Albinos with extra color. I believe that there is some debate as to how the extra color inherits.

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