check out this boa

[RonTheRHOM]

not sure if i like it or love it lol
i like the black all over, but the markings look washed out and faded

 

[Nick660]

WOW! But what does "Img" Supposed to mean?

Img=Increased melanin gene. (Increased black pigment)

 

[mojo2776]

Looks really obese.

 

[Ophiuchus]

Ive seen some adult Argentines....and that is still a fat snake. Look at the creases along the sides...normal, healthy snakes do not have those. The boa is obese, regardless of its species.

 

[alcohologist]

Img=Increased melanin gene. (Increased black pigment)

the creases along the sides...normal, healthy snakes do not have those. The boa is obese, regardless of its species.

not much else to say, i've never really been a fan of the dark plain morphs.
EDIT: except for the black goldenchild retic! hahaha.

 

[Red tail catking]

Holy!... that thing is hot!

 

[bombay_biorb]

nice snake but has it eaten a hippopotamus

 

[AW2EOD]

I still disagree about the obesity. This particular species, as well as others (i.e. Blood Pythons) are a thick, hefty snake. My new Blood is 5' and a good 30lb (thick as my thigh) and he's not the least bit obese.

Some particular species are just heavier bodied, than most.

 

[haynchinook334]

big boned....still looks good.

 

[Ophiuchus]

I still disagree about the obesity. This particular species, as well as others (i.e. Blood Pythons) are a thick, hefty snake. My new Blood is 5' and a good 30lb (thick as my thigh) and he's not the least bit obese.

Some particular species are just heavier bodied, than most.

I agree Blood pythons are naturally fat-bodied snakes. Perhaps Argentines are too, but certainly not to the degree of Bloods or even columbian RTBs. Anyone with a brain and experience knows that healthy snakes do not have those creases, which is commonly known (or so I assumed) as a sign of a snake being overweight.

But whatever...may your snakes eat like kings and die young for all I care.