Here is my female BCC x BCI motley jungle het albino. Never thought I would like a dark boa but I do like the look of her.
Now just image what a sunglow will look like with all that black turning orange / red. Should be better looking than this BCI sunglow motley jungle.
Take care
Tom
Oooooh, Im not a boa guy but sheesh these are niceeee! i know @lumpy will like this
Thanks @godzillao4
I love motley jungles.
@tommccarthy are you specifically going for BCI x BCC crosses?
I like the way you think and looking forward to what you produce
Yes lumpy I am. I want to make a bigger and more colorful boa with out adding a dwarf boa to my bloodline.
I like that. I would love to see more color present in Boas too. I also like to the way to are thinking about this, about keeping the dwarf blood out.
I love these so much. Motley is such a wonderful gene 
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@themonolith
Nice looking hypo jungle motley you have there themonolith. What other genetics does your boa have?
Here are some of my adult sunglow motley jungles.
It has secrets I know ty for looking
Maybe het for img
Hey tom I think yours are right up my alley for a pair for her… Thanks for making those
Devoid of color would be anery … Full of color would be hypo
All hypos are dwarf tho…but pastels are Columbians
IMG is a dominant mutation meaning that the het form is visual
But how much visual
IMG is a dominant gene meaning that the heterozygous and homozygous forms of the gene have an identical phenotype.
No one has proven a super IMG, to my knowledge. So at a very minimum, we know it’s dominant, but we cannot claim that it’s not incomplete dominant and and that the phenotype for a homozygous IMG is the same as a heterozygous IMG, we don’t know that.
I’m just saying, I think it’s dominant though too.
There have also been no reports of issues with img to img pairs. So that pretty much leaves IMG to be dominant. By this point, I feel that something would have come out about an issue with the super or that the super has a different look than the het.
That is at least my thought process behind it. We could both end up being wrong for all I know
