Some updated CA pics.

[Warren_Booth]

I have finally started to get new pictures of some of my animals I have been raising up for my facebook page.


Costa Rican T+ (from my 2014 litter. I expect to have more visuals available next season).






Dhet Costa Rican T+ Leopards (these things are mindblowing in the flesh. I can't wait to produce the T+ Leopard).






Pure Sonoran hypo het anerythristic (from my original pure Sonoran type II anery line)





And to round it off for today, some dhet Blood leopards from Chris Gilbert's 2014 litter.




More pictures will come over the next week as I get more to update my site. Thanks for looking.


Warren

[bcr229]

Wow! That 2014 Costa Rican T+ is insane!

[Gio]

As always Warren,,,,,Very, very hot stuff.

I am not sure most people realize how much time and effort you've put into the C/A boas, your passion for them is infectious.

All of these have something special going on.

Well done sir!

Anybody looking for a boa species that doesn't get too large should take a gander at this stuff.

Great patterns and colors.

[Warren_Booth]

Thanks Gio,
I appreciate the kind words. CA boas have certainly been a passion of mine, even when people had not time for them.
I have many more to show off once I get a chance to take some pics. Storms today prevented that unfortunately.

I agree that these are a great animal for someone that wants a boa without the need for a large space. My adult male Costa Rican T+s are in V28s. Corn snake sized boas. Crazy.

Warren

[Gio]

Thanks Gio,
I appreciate the kind words. CA boas have certainly been a passion of mine, even when people had not time for them.
I have many more to show off once I get a chance to take some pics. Storms today prevented that unfortunately.

I agree that these are a great animal for someone that wants a boa without the need for a large space. My adult male Costa Rican T+s are in V28s. Corn snake sized boas. Crazy.

Warren

I hear ya with the storms.

We've got some heavy stuff coming toward Minneapolis as I type tonight.

I am always in search of the perfect snake, and I've been swayed by the larger carpet python species lately, but as I understand it, the C/A boas are more arboreal (in general) than the other boa constrictors. Anybody looking for a really neat display BC should be looking into your stuff. If fed properly ALL BC's will become active and look to climb, but I'll bet based on seasonal, avian migrations and natural/wild instincts the C/A boa are typically more arboreal due to prey availability at certain times of the year.

I wish I could have an endless collection because I think one of those beauties would be very entertaining.

[Fraido]

Your boas are too stunning, I'm jealous of what you have going on, sooo gorgeous!

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[Kam]

I'm in love.


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