Pure Bred Perfection, Matuszak Lavender Albino Boas, part 3
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Videos of the original animals that popped out are on the YouTube page, just search the channel using the words "lavender boa" and there are more then enough videos of the animals as adults. You will also find them in the videos back in 2013 and 2014 showing the breeding pairs for that season.
The Matuszak Lavender Albino first popped out back in 2010 from a male Sharp Sunglow bred to his Aunt which is a OT Hypo Motley het Sharp (all animals produced right here at the Boa Basement). The small group of animals that accompanied normal versions of the Sharp albino appearance had a distinct Lavender cast to them and that color only intensified as they matured and turned into simply amazing adults. I was only able to get a single successful litter from one of the males which I named Lavender Glows since they had the OT Hypo present in their appearance and he was bred to a Silver female (incomplete dominant) for reasons that become apparent in the video.
I grew up the hets over the last many years and this season resulted in 3 litters from het to het with at least one if not both parents having OT Hypo, Silver, Both or neither represented in the breedings and I couldn’t be happier with the results.
These Matuszak Lavender Albino boas are pure Boa constrictor imperator and have absolutely nothing to do with the Guyanan Redtail Sharp Albino cross referred to as Purple Sharps but they are not pure, they are a B.c.c. B.c.i. cross and don’t stand up next to these Pure Bred gifts from the Snake gods. I only mention this since my animals have been dragged into the market place by the mutt makers as they try to say my animals are these Purple Sharp animals and they are not in any way shape or form. To date, no Matuszak Lavender Albinos exist any where else except here at the Boa Basement.
It is my belief that these Matuszak Lavender Albinos are a brand new form of Albino and most likely a form of T+ due to the color scheme which exists in these animals and I base this on my now 30 years of snake breeding I have achieved and the sheer number of World’s Firsts I have created especially in the last 10 years.
Animals in order: 1. Matuszak Lavender Albino (base morph) 2. Lavender Glow (orange tail hypo Matuszak Lavender Albino) 3. Silver Lavender (World’s First,this one is going to be mind altering as it matures) 4. Silver Lavender Glow (World’s First, Silver Lavender Albino OT Hypo, especially excited about how this one is going to color up as it matures).
The best is yet to come as other genes are added to pull up as much color as humanly possible while keeping it all Pure B.c.i. and I all ready know the results are going to be amazing.
Thanks much for watching and I hope some of you see the potential in keeping your projects Pure because there is still so much to do and this takes years to create this sort of beauty, but it is worth every second spent on putting all these genes together in the hopes of hitting something truly amazing. Douglas Matuszak, www.boabasement.com bbasement@att.net 216-229-8336