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Dominican red mountain boa, calico morph. Typically they range from red to orange. Not a common species in the US as the babies prefer to feed on anoles for a while before they will convert over to mouse pinkies.
They are easily handled, husbandry much like a BCI, usually chill, and the adults get around six to seven feet long. They are semi-arboreal and make a great display snake.Comment
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Re: WOAH!!! What is that?
Dominican red mountain boa, calico morph. Typically they range from red to orange. Not a common species in the US as the babies prefer to feed on anoles for a while before they will convert over to mouse pinkies.
They are easily handled, husbandry much like a BCI, usually chill, and the adults get around six to seven feet long. They are semi-arboreal and make a great display snake.Comment
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That's awesome! Seems like it would be a fun breeding project...
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I knew of this snake previously, they are fabulous!
And the Jamaican boa also tends to want anoles for a good while before they can be persuaded to switch to rats. The Jamaican boa is supposedly protected and illegal to keep. I say "supposedly" because there is really little or nothing being done here to protect them and their habitat is fast disappearing.Comment
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Re: WOAH!!! What is that?
I knew of this snake previously, they are fabulous!
And the Jamaican boa also tends to want anoles for a good while before they can be persuaded to switch to rats. The Jamaican boa is supposedly protected and illegal to keep. I say "supposedly" because there is really little or nothing being done here to protect them and their habitat is fast disappearing.
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