Half the anerythristic in in the litter are now as black as the mother. Half the ghost are almost solid black same with the hypos and normals. Looks like there is a whole different gene associated with this original black anerythristic. Over a few shed you could see half the babies were turning black even the ghosts, normals, and hypos. Produced from that litter were anerys het albino, ghost het albino, hypo double hets and normal looking double hets. The litters were from breeding two Sunglow Het Anerythristics to the original Black Anerythristic female (who by the way looked different as a baby but turned almost jet black within a year after birth).
Looks like IMG (increased Melanism gene)as the babies look almost normal when born (you can tell the ones that are going to turn black from birth) and from the first shed start turning black. It looks like this is a separate gene entirely. UPDATE: We bred her in 20 to the same two males. This is my Hypo img boa constrictor het black eyed anery, she. Could produce the whitest snow boa yet but just the Black Anerythristic itself is awesome. This is my Hypo img boa constrictor het black eyed anery, she was 1 in April 2017, she’s a litter mate to Kevin Hasley black devil. We raised her up and bred her in 2006 to two different Sunglows het Anerythristic and hope to produce a litter from her in June 2006. She was produced from a litter of anerythristic boas and she looks totally different than any of the anerythristic born in the same litter. Peter Kahl- "This is the blackest anerythristic Colombian Boa I have ever seen. This melanistic Colombian Boa morph was first produced from a litter of normal looking anerythristic Boas and proved to be genetic by Peter Kahl in 2007.
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