Dumeril's boa - or acrantophis dumerili
There is a strong scientific surge to classify these boas more accurately as (of course)
Boa constrictor dumerili
These are one of the old world boa constrictors. From the island country of Madagascar, off the southeast coast of Africa.
These ground dwelling boas, acheive average length of 7 feet or so, with average litter sizes of 20 neonates. These babies tend to be a little nippy, but are extremely good eaters and thicken up quickly.
These boas also have the tail appearance more commonly seen in pythons. Short stubby tails, thicker and heavier bodied than Colombians, these are becoming more and more popular.

There is a strong scientific surge to classify these boas more accurately as (of course)
Boa constrictor dumerili
These are one of the old world boa constrictors. From the island country of Madagascar, off the southeast coast of Africa.
These ground dwelling boas, acheive average length of 7 feet or so, with average litter sizes of 20 neonates. These babies tend to be a little nippy, but are extremely good eaters and thicken up quickly.
These boas also have the tail appearance more commonly seen in pythons. Short stubby tails, thicker and heavier bodied than Colombians, these are becoming more and more popular.


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