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I don't believe so. They all cover a myriad of symptoms and such, from repetitive RI's to motor function issues, and everything inbetween. From my experience, as well as my herp vet's confirmation, I do believe the only way to determine which may be the definitive problem requires extensive/expen$ive post-mortem testing (about $1K per animal). For these tests they literally dice the snake longitudinally every cm or so, from head to tail. At this pont the best thing to do is separate anyone believed to be infected, keep boas well away from the pythons, quarantine the more expensive animals, and be certain to not cross-contaminate. I use a combination of bleach and Nolvasan. I even microwave the sponge inbetween cages (2 min on high setting). This is a little trick I learned during a stint as a nutritionist from a doctor friend of mine. Again, sorry about the predicament; I know how stressful things get when you worry about the threat any one of these viruses bring to the table. Quite a pickle indeed...

James