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My son just had to have it!
Hey guys, so I just did sort of an on the spot purchase. I know that's not the best thing to do considering I haven't done much research, but here he is. I got him for 50 bucks, I couldn't pass it up and it's a perfect snake for my five year old boy. So let me introduce "name unknown as of yet." The Kenyan sand boa.... now can someone give me a link to a thread for their best husbandry tactics please? 

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1.0 Butter
1.0 Pastel Enchi
0.1 Bumblebee
0.1 Orange Dream Yellowbelly
0.1 Leopard
0.1 Firefly
1.0 Hypo Brooks King
1.0 Kenyan Sand Boa
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Re: My son just had to have it!
I can't point you in the right direction for husbandry but i will say nice pick up for your son I don't think ksb's are that hard to take care of so you should be alright.
0.1 : Albino Clown - GHI Pastave - Killer Bee Fader - Sugar Bee - Pastel het pied - Lemon Blast het puzzle
1.0 : Banana - Mystic Potion 66% pos het pied - Pastel Lesser het puzzle - Super Pastel 66% pos het puzzle
1.0 2012 Albino Red Tail
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These are great little snakes!
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Kenyan sand boas are extremely hardy. They thrive in a tub setup but can successfully be kept in tanks. They do well with a thick layer of particle substrate such as aspen, sani chips, or multiple layers of newspaper. They like it warmer than most snake species with a hot spot of about 90-95 degrees. Ambient humidity is fine, they can be kept pretty dry compared to BPs and most boas. A small water bowel should be provided along with a hide. My kenyan sand boa is a great feeder as are most well established ones I know.
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See if you can get any info from Scott Miller
Scott Miller out of il is the king of sand boas. Look for any information he may have posted in places. A cool guy who has been around snakes for a very long time. He produces the best sand boas each year.
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Re: My son just had to have it!
Thank you all for the kind and informative words. He seems like an exceptional snake. Super tame super beautiful. Definitely what I look for in a snake! Lol... plus, the breeder told me he switches from live to f/t with ease... boom Shaka laka. 
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0.1 Mojave
1.0 Butter
1.0 Pastel Enchi
0.1 Bumblebee
0.1 Orange Dream Yellowbelly
0.1 Leopard
0.1 Firefly
1.0 Hypo Brooks King
1.0 Kenyan Sand Boa
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They're fun snakes. Easy to keep as well.
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0.1 - Poicephalus senegalus - Stella (Senegal Parrot)
0.1- Poicephalus rufiventris - Alexa (Red-bellied Parrot)
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I had a sand boa for years I can't recall her every saying 'no' to a f/t meal.
Also you can't beat the look of those cute beady little eyes!
Look at this derpy face. What's not to love?
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Re: My son just had to have it!
Yes, she's a beauty alright. ... they're nice snakes but balls will always be where my heart is. I'm just obsessed with them!
And sallos, thanks for that link, very informative.
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1.0 Butter
1.0 Pastel Enchi
0.1 Bumblebee
0.1 Orange Dream Yellowbelly
0.1 Leopard
0.1 Firefly
1.0 Hypo Brooks King
1.0 Kenyan Sand Boa
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