Once again, thank you for covering All aspects of snake breeding and not just the good, but the bad and ugly and everything in between. It's not all sunshine and butterflies and there is real heartache at times, and I sincerely wish more RUclipsrs in our community covered it this way and not click bait their audience. Thanks bud
Thank you! I try to do it to help people and not for views. The channels that are focused on views and clickbait are there for a different purpose in my opinion. It's just not something I really want to put the effort into
Love how you break it down and show the differences, I seen many pictures with people asking what morph they have if it was a sunglow or albino and I never chimes in because I haven’t the foggiest still will keep quiet but it’s nice to know. Thank you ever so much for sharing and best wishes always.
Great seeing you this morning, love the educational videos brother. Hope you have a great holiday weekend stay safe and hope to see you next week for another awesome video.
Also it depends on if there a Sharp strain or Kahl strain. On holding its colors i have a Sharp strain albino that came from the offspring of Brian Sharps original boas and she still is holding her bright orange colors. Anyways love the vids bro
Hi Jason, I don't like morph boas but l still like your videos and your way of presenting them. You also made a lot of great videos about boa keeping in general, keep on with the good work 🙋♂️
Another great knowledgeable video, Jason! For some odd reason I read the title as Moonglow and Sunglow Boa Constrictors maybe that could be a cool video idea. What I love about watching my kahl sunglow (venus 15mo) grow is how much more vibrant her blush/pink colors are becoming over her light yellow cream base.
Ordered a shirt brother, I always refer to your channel on the fb pages. Thanks for all of the knowledge you share!! Also (content idea) you should do a whole facility tour, like a whole snake day, cleaning, feeding, boxing up snakes...
Thank you Craig! I appreciate the support and I just shipped it out yesterday! I definitely need to do a facility tour type of thing. Ive started it a few times but really need someone to help record it. Ill make sure to get to it asap for you!
Thank you! I am going to try to make more like this. I enjoy doing them myself and they're pretty simple for me to make. They're not going to be the most viewed videos on the internet, but I feel like people like them
Great information. I have a sunglow and really like the pattern and blushing. IMHO the albino just seems to be a yellow boa. Beautiful, but not for me.
Thank you so much for this video. It finally gave me the answers I'm allready about two year searching for and never really got. I got bought our boa from a friend, who bought it from another guy, who bought her from again another person ect. So she had about five adresses in a little over a year. She came with only with a handwritten piece of papier just ripped out of a notebook. No name of breeder or anything, just year of birth and genetics. I knew she was healthy because my friend had her for about five months next to his ball pythons and all where still fine and not planning on breeding her I didn't care as long she was healthy, friendly and looking nice. But interrested in snake genetics I still got curious whether the genetics where correct, but only found pictures of babies and not from older snakes. Now I finally know for shure. She is really 100% for sure a sunglow boa. Thank you, this was really the information I was looking for.
Just now getting into boas. I have a W. Hognose, C. Kingsnake, and a cornsnake. Put a down payment on a gorgeous sunglow and I've researched all the care stuff but I'm starting to find the biological difference of boas in different localities fascinating
Really appreciate this type of content, your channel is awasome! Can you make a video for tell the differnce from a kahl albino and a sharp albino? Thank you anyway for all of your hard work!
Another great video. I've been looking for a videos like this. Do you have videos or know where I can get more comprehensive info about boa morphs? Not a FB fan.
That helps! I like the tail reference cause I was having difficulty with identifying my Albino (now I know cause of the blue/purple coloring on the tail). But I also wanted to know what makes them arabesque exactly? Cause my Albino’s saddles are connected on the sides (mix of thick and thin lines) and she has a couple of freckles.
I recently got a young hypo het kahl albino girl and I'm looking for a male kahl albino specifically to try and make some sunglows in 3 in or 4 years time. They're so damn beautiful! My hypo girl has an orange tail instead of the usual red, do you think this is likely to change the markings of any sunglows she produces? Love your videos man.
Awesome video with great explanations! This really helped me out a lot. I’ve always wondered what albino genes hold on to their color/pattern as adults. Im always curious as to what different genes look like when the boa is grown up. I’ll be hopeful that there will be more videos talking about what different genes specifically look like. Thank you!
jason, do moonglow dwarf boas exist? you talk a lot about genetics but i can't find information on what genetics are still exclusive to normal/Columbia boas and dwarfs.
Hey Jason, I know this is kinda an old video but at some point you were saying the female sunglow was prob gonna be ready to bred that year and you thought it was early and said maybe because Of the cocoblox but then kinda got distracted talking bout something else. Were you just thinking the extra humidity from the cocoblox was helping follicle growth or what were u gonna say? I’ve had my boas paired and the male shows a ton of interest but it seems the female is less enthusiastic
Like the sunglow in the video, but it depends a lot on the quality of the sunglow. You can have really nice ones and really dull ones at different price ranges.
Could you do a video on properly returning active boas to their enclosures without stressing them out? I've heard time and time again people have trouble putting away their snakes once they are out with the boas refusing to go back.
Hey I have a sunglow it has two bumps kinda close together under on the belly the breeder said that it’s pretty common on these morphs just wanted to make sure if I need to worry or if it just something that sometimes Occur with these morphs. I’m new so anything would be great help thanks?
Hi Jason, hope you are well. I recently obtained a young boa thats the size of your baby at the end. He is a Circle Back Laddertail kahl Albino. Might you be able to help me understand what the Circle Back is?
Jason: I got a boa two weeks ago and the people I got her from (I never buy from breeders, no offense obviously but I want to give animals homes where they are not wanted) swore she was a girl. But I did your little test where you feel for two bumps and feel NOTHING! is it that likely that I am missing it? Or is it a boy? I have tried three days in a row on two or three consecutive tries each day. Nothing. Edit: I'll be happy if it's a boy because it has less of a chance of getting ginormous :) but happy either way Edit 2: 3 months old
Ohh okay I got it backwards. Then it must be correct! Thanks Feeding her per your schedule. They had just moved this tiny baby to medium rats. crazy. That's what I feed my 4 ft ball.
Hey Jason, I have a female red tail morph that I’m building a new enclosure for and I wanted your opinion on which size I should do. I want to do an 8ft long and 4ft high, but I’m not sure if I want to do a 2ft depth or 4ft. Thank you so much love the videos!
Just wondering what your opinion would be on what gets bigger/heavier between Guyana ,Surinam or Peruvian and what would be an average weight too see on an adult ? Any info would be appreciated
I don't really know how to explain, but to me, hypos always have more... Rounded ? Tail saddles, a very distinct shape that just jumps out to my eye, whenever I'm looking at sunglow x albino, the one that really confused me is super sunglow x sunglow though.
Thats correct. They do usually have a softer edge on their tail pattern. And yes. Super hypos can be very hard to tell especially against a nice line of hypo
It really seems from your description, as well as the simple fact that hypo+albino isn't the same as albino, like "hypo" is a pattern mutation, not a simple reduction in pigment. In which case it's a pity that it's called "hypo" rather than something like "orange blush".
Once again, thank you for covering All aspects of snake breeding and not just the good, but the bad and ugly and everything in between. It's not all sunshine and butterflies and there is real heartache at times, and I sincerely wish more RUclipsrs in our community covered it this way and not click bait their audience. Thanks bud
Thank you! I try to do it to help people and not for views. The channels that are focused on views and clickbait are there for a different purpose in my opinion. It's just not something I really want to put the effort into
Love how you break it down and show the differences, I seen many pictures with people asking what morph they have if it was a sunglow or albino and I never chimes in because I haven’t the foggiest still will keep quiet but it’s nice to know. Thank you ever so much for sharing and best wishes always.
Thanks for sharing. Great videos as always
Nice explanation of the difference between the two. It was very educational.
Thank you!
Website looks great! Thanks Jason.
Thanks man!
Great seeing you this morning, love the educational videos brother. Hope you have a great holiday weekend stay safe and hope to see you next week for another awesome video.
Thank you! Have a great weekend as well
Big ups Jason. Big ups.
I can't believe your insane collection, you are truly lucky to work with these fine specimens.
Thank you!
Also it depends on if there a Sharp strain or Kahl strain. On holding its colors i have a Sharp strain albino that came from the offspring of Brian Sharps original boas and she still is holding her bright orange colors. Anyways love the vids bro
This channel is so underrated.
Thank you! I appreciate that
Hi Jason,
I don't like morph boas but l still like your videos and your way of presenting them.
You also made a lot of great videos about boa keeping in general, keep on with the good work 🙋♂️
Thank you. I like and keep both
Another great knowledgeable video, Jason! For some odd reason I read the title as Moonglow and Sunglow Boa Constrictors maybe that could be a cool video idea. What I love about watching my kahl sunglow (venus 15mo) grow is how much more vibrant her blush/pink colors are becoming over her light yellow cream base.
Ordered a shirt brother, I always refer to your channel on the fb pages. Thanks for all of the knowledge you share!! Also (content idea) you should do a whole facility tour, like a whole snake day, cleaning, feeding, boxing up snakes...
Thank you Craig! I appreciate the support and I just shipped it out yesterday! I definitely need to do a facility tour type of thing. Ive started it a few times but really need someone to help record it. Ill make sure to get to it asap for you!
Really appreciate this content. Identifying what individual genes do to the color or pattern is so interesting.
Thank you! I am going to try to make more like this. I enjoy doing them myself and they're pretty simple for me to make. They're not going to be the most viewed videos on the internet, but I feel like people like them
Fantastic info an comparison
Thanks man!
Great information. I have a sunglow and really like the pattern and blushing. IMHO the albino just seems to be a yellow boa. Beautiful, but not for me.
I just picked up a baby yesterday it's damn near pink and coral color she looks pretty damn good.
Thank you so much for this video. It finally gave me the answers I'm allready about two year searching for and never really got. I got bought our boa from a friend, who bought it from another guy, who bought her from again another person ect. So she had about five adresses in a little over a year. She came with only with a handwritten piece of papier just ripped out of a notebook. No name of breeder or anything, just year of birth and genetics. I knew she was healthy because my friend had her for about five months next to his ball pythons and all where still fine and not planning on breeding her I didn't care as long she was healthy, friendly and looking nice. But interrested in snake genetics I still got curious whether the genetics where correct, but only found pictures of babies and not from older snakes. Now I finally know for shure. She is really 100% for sure a sunglow boa. Thank you, this was really the information I was looking for.
Thank you! I'm glad you like the video and were able to figure out what your snake is!
A great explanation! And beautiful snakes! I wish I could get a snake from you!
Thank you!
Thanks man dont stop
Great video
Great Examples of Albino vs Sunglow. Explaining , How , Why & all that good stuff. 😁
Thank you!
Awesome video Jason .. what about they dont have eyes ? The smaller baby snakes you was showing .
Thank you! I made a video last week on them. They are actually all sold as of this morning, but super cool pet snakes
I’m a little late but hey... better than never! Love the educational vids bro!
Thanks man.
Just now getting into boas. I have a W. Hognose, C. Kingsnake, and a cornsnake. Put a down payment on a gorgeous sunglow and I've researched all the care stuff but I'm starting to find the biological difference of boas in different localities fascinating
Hi Jason can you please do a video on junglow boa’s love watching your videos and I am a big fan of yours man 👍👍👍👍👍👍
My favorite is Snows. Saw them and knew what I wanted to breed.
Snow is are awesome. I will even go as far as saying that they may be better looking than moonglows
same
Really appreciate this type of content, your channel is awasome! Can you make a video for tell the differnce from a kahl albino and a sharp albino? Thank you anyway for all of your hard work!
Yes I can, but there is no way to visually tell the different. You just need to know from the breeder.
Okay, thanks a lot from italy!
Another great video. I've been looking for a videos like this. Do you have videos or know where I can get more comprehensive info about boa morphs? Not a FB fan.
Fb just continues to get worse daily
That helps! I like the tail reference cause I was having difficulty with identifying my Albino (now I know cause of the blue/purple coloring on the tail). But I also wanted to know what makes them arabesque exactly? Cause my Albino’s saddles are connected on the sides (mix of thick and thin lines) and she has a couple of freckles.
Arabesque is a morph that is kind of like Motley in a way. They just have their own look to them.
Do you mind giving her a look? I just did a video on her, showing off her markings. I can’t determine if she’s coral, normal, or arabesque.
I recently got a young hypo het kahl albino girl and I'm looking for a male kahl albino specifically to try and make some sunglows in 3 in or 4 years time. They're so damn beautiful! My hypo girl has an orange tail instead of the usual red, do you think this is likely to change the markings of any sunglows she produces? Love your videos man.
Congrats on here new snakes and thank you very much!
Awesome video with great explanations! This really helped me out a lot. I’ve always wondered what albino genes hold on to their color/pattern as adults.
Im always curious as to what different genes look like when the boa is grown up. I’ll be hopeful that there will be more videos talking about what different genes specifically look like.
Thank you!
I'll have to do more like that. I like tha baby to adult comparison thing
jason, do moonglow dwarf boas exist? you talk a lot about genetics but i can't find information on what genetics are still exclusive to normal/Columbia boas and dwarfs.
Not true dwarfs. Maybe in some capacity if someone bred central american boas into the mix which is unlikely
Hey Jason, I know this is kinda an old video but at some point you were saying the female sunglow was prob gonna be ready to bred that year and you thought it was early and said maybe because Of the cocoblox but then kinda got distracted talking bout something else. Were you just thinking the extra humidity from the cocoblox was helping follicle growth or what were u gonna say? I’ve had my boas paired and the male shows a ton of interest but it seems the female is less enthusiastic
I think it was associated with the humidity spike temps and feeding all together made it happen sooner
So is a Sharp Sunglow gonna end up more like the first or second snake? Great video!
Like the sunglow in the video, but it depends a lot on the quality of the sunglow. You can have really nice ones and really dull ones at different price ranges.
You should do this for T+ morphs! VPI, BWC, Burke/Stone, TSK and the others👍
Great idea.
I have two baby red tail boas. Male and female. Will they fight or try to eat each other when I let them meet outside their cage?
They shouldn't
@@JasonsExoticReptiles thanks. Btw your videos are awesome. Lots of good info's
Question J.What do you about the breeding of a coral albino boa and a sunglow or a albino motley female to the coral albino, let me know your opinion.
Coral albino boa is just a power that has been bred to have a lot of pink. It will certainly bring out more pinks in any other albino you put it to
@@JasonsExoticReptiles thanks for the feedback.
Could you do a video on properly returning active boas to their enclosures without stressing them out? I've heard time and time again people have trouble putting away their snakes once they are out with the boas refusing to go back.
I can, but its essentially just putting them back. Ill see what I can do
Hey I have a sunglow it has two bumps kinda close together under on the belly the breeder said that it’s pretty common on these morphs just wanted to make sure if I need to worry or if it just something that sometimes Occur with these morphs. I’m new so anything would be great help thanks?
I'm not sure what that would look like. Feel free to send pictures to my Facebook or IG
Hi Jason, hope you are well. I recently obtained a young boa thats the size of your baby at the end. He is a Circle Back Laddertail kahl Albino. Might you be able to help me understand what the Circle Back is?
I've never heard of that. Sounds like some kind of made up morphe to help push it sale for somebody that had no idea what they were selling
@@JasonsExoticReptiles Hahaha Jason I actually agree with you. I gave it back. A n almost 2 year old boa constrictor thats 2 feet long. Fuck sake!
Jason: I got a boa two weeks ago and the people I got her from (I never buy from breeders, no offense obviously but I want to give animals homes where they are not wanted) swore she was a girl. But I did your little test where you feel for two bumps and feel NOTHING! is it that likely that I am missing it? Or is it a boy? I have tried three days in a row on two or three consecutive tries each day. Nothing.
Edit: I'll be happy if it's a boy because it has less of a chance of getting ginormous :) but happy either way
Edit 2: 3 months old
No bumps means a girl, but if you're not doing it correctly you want feel the bumps.
Ohh okay I got it backwards. Then it must be correct! Thanks
Feeding her per your schedule. They had just moved this tiny baby to medium rats. crazy. That's what I feed my 4 ft ball.
Do you have any crawl cay boa or caulkers cay boa tarahumara boa for sale can you make a video of those
I have tarahumars and pearl island. Not cay boas.
Do you have any females for sale ☺️!!
Sorry, I do not have any for sale at the moment. I had a few but they recently sold
Hey Jason, I have a female red tail morph that I’m building a new enclosure for and I wanted your opinion on which size I should do. I want to do an 8ft long and 4ft high, but I’m not sure if I want to do a 2ft depth or 4ft. Thank you so much love the videos!
The bigger the better in my opinion. If you have the room give it to them.
Jason's Exotic Reptiles thank you! Really appreciate the quick response
Just wondering what your opinion would be on what gets bigger/heavier between Guyana ,Surinam or Peruvian and what would be an average weight too see on an adult ? Any info would be appreciated
They all have about the same potential it really depends on the source.
I have a white boa with red eyes.. is it albino
Yes. Albino at the very lease assuming there are no other morphs in there.
@@JasonsExoticReptiles thank you dude. She is quite hard to identify because her saddle markings are barely even visible lol
I don't really know how to explain, but to me, hypos always have more... Rounded ? Tail saddles, a very distinct shape that just jumps out to my eye, whenever I'm looking at sunglow x albino, the one that really confused me is super sunglow x sunglow though.
Thats correct. They do usually have a softer edge on their tail pattern. And yes. Super hypos can be very hard to tell especially against a nice line of hypo
So you want us to ask questions, but only the ones you want. 👍
that albino is awesome m8 luv albinos n that 1s top a the range wish i had 1 like that fuk aye get in there
It really seems from your description, as well as the simple fact that hypo+albino isn't the same as albino, like "hypo" is a pattern mutation, not a simple reduction in pigment. In which case it's a pity that it's called "hypo" rather than something like "orange blush".
Correct. Technically hypo albino is a Sunglow but I agree that it is more than just a hypomelanistic animal
i want one lol love the hypos
Also love the advice. I will be looking to buy from you. Just found and subbed to the channel. Really appreciate the honesty as well.
Thank you. Let me know if anything ever catches your eye.
@@JasonsExoticReptiles defiantly will ill be checking out the website. Although everything you have is so pretty I want all of them lol.
Question I need help Id my boa
I WANT to see adults, not babies!
Potential some albinos in the video tomorrow.
Can an albino be a super hypo
Yes. It would be a super sunglow
why does my sunglow have a crazy amount of oranges n pinks
shes about 5 feet
They really reduce as adults
Thank you
If you see this i horp youre safe :D
Thank you! Same to you. Crazy times
Think
My albino is just a big yellow snake
Tail tail sign lmao
lol. Tell tail sign, but I’m now going to call it a tail tail sign
I don’t know how too explain what I have but he is a male!
sunglow is albino, but albino isnt a sunglow
Correct. A Sunglow is and albino + hypo
I emailed you like a dope before I watched the entire video. Sorry.