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    Candoia paulsoni

    I received this cute little girl today from Steven Bostwick. She is from red and orange lines. I can't wait to see how she turns out.



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    soo tiny! How big do they get?
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    Beautiful little one! I'll have to do some research on them.. Are they similar to Kenyans and other burrowing boas?

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    Awesome!! Congratulations on that little worm!


    @artgecko - Candoia paulsoni, while a species of ground boa, are not much for burrowing. They are found in dry grasslands and wooded areas of the Pacific and Solomon Islands. They are more like Dumerils than the various species of sandboas.
    Last edited by Evenstar; 02-18-2014 at 09:32 PM.
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