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She looks like a nice, clean looking normal. More pics would help. Where did you get her? Did the seller/breeder tell you she was a morph? She's beautiful either way. I'll tell you what, good luck at not becoming a boa junkie. They're amazing.
More pics will come soon, letting her get used to new surroundings. The previous owner didn't know much about her or snakes for that matter. He got it from a friend that needed her gone and he took and got rid of her.
She doesn't look underweight to me, boas tend to look. Thin to be honest, my rainbow boa eats like a horse and still looks thin. I would say she's a normal, but I'm not super familiar with boa morphs
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