Normal Indy female I purchased from Enrico a few years ago.
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Thanks @beyond_genetix @boaline
Ask and ye shall receive @lumpy @mattcookreptiles
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Have we tried breeding it to other morphs that look similar? It definitely appears to be some thing.
You read @boaline ‘s breeding trials listed on his site right:
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Yes, I did. It is looking good for Indy, though I still want to hear what @mattcookreptiles has to say.
Thanks @lumpy !
I’m pretty psyched if you can’t tell.
I’m really glad @boaline and @beyond_genetix
posted because I would have been stuck without them.
Don’t go too far, there’s another morph called Freisa to do after this one.
@boaline
Do you want me to get that one started?
I’m really trying not to step on your toes. I know you’ve put years into your morphs and you should be proud of you work.
This is a pretty amazing process if we think about what Enrico is doing for boas as well as what MorphMarket is doing for morphs in general.
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https://community.morphmarket.com/t/morphpedia-boa-constrictors-indy/32764
Are we ok using the images from you linked article for the Morphpedia?
Anything I’ve posted is mine and I’m good.
@boaline owns the site and I think
@beyond_genetix owns his, but I’m not sure.
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I’m fine with getting more pics or you can use any of mine.
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I definitely see the Indy now! The original photos just looked like hypo motley/jungles but in others you can see its different for sure.
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Thank you @beyond_genetix and @boaline
I can’t thank you enough.
Thanks @mattcookreptiles and @lumpy
Hopefully we will have a plan to do the Freisa morph next.
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could you please let us know what is in these animals?
Yes!
Top one:
Indy Motley
Second:
Hypo Indy
Third (full stripe)
Hypo Indy Motley
@eaglereptiles
Hi!
Do you know when this will be completed?
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