My C. paulsoni

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These are CB yearlings. They have been doing great for me. have been eating anything I feed them from the start. live pinks fuzzies and now mouse weans pre killed frozen thawed. any combo of the above. I did receive them already feeding on rodents. I know they can be picky eaters and hard to get started tiny neonates. But I hope to one day have success breeding and raising this beautiful and under rated small boa species.

Awesome! Love those guys!

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Originally Posted by Zach Spyker

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These are CB yearlings. They have been doing great for me. have been eating anything I feed them from the start. live pinks fuzzies and now mouse weans pre killed frozen thawed. any combo of the above. I did receive them already feeding on rodents. I know they can be picky eaters and hard to get started tiny neonates. But I hope to one day have success breeding and raising this beautiful and under rated small boa species.

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what do they usually go for as babies?

very nice. i have been really found of solomon islands ground boas ever since i first saw a picutre of the white phase in the back of reproductive husbantry of boas and pythons back in the 90's

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Originally Posted by Zach Spyker

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http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4020/...a5907b91_z.jpg
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4142/...b3c1139d_z.jpg
These are CB yearlings. They have been doing great for me. have been eating anything I feed them from the start. live pinks fuzzies and now mouse weans pre killed frozen thawed. any combo of the above. I did receive them already feeding on rodents. I know they can be picky eaters and hard to get started tiny neonates. But I hope to one day have success breeding and raising this beautiful and under rated small boa species.

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what do they usually go for as babies?

Those are really nice and clean examples of the specie...:gj::gj::gj: Big Congrats :gj::gj::gj:

Some day I'll for sure will add pair to my collection :gj:

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what do they usually go for as babies?

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On kingsnake depends on age sex locality and depend if they WC or CB they go from 55$ (WC New Guinea Viper Boa) 85$ ('11 CB Halmahara Island Boa) up to 100-125$ for Juvie and Young Adults od Salomon Island Boas...

I like Salomons the most but.... Halmahara are not bad looking too....

The best chance of success You gonna have if they are already established on rodents and this is sometimes pain in the but with WC Animals...

I know that Ben Siegiel have them sometimes on his Facebook Auctions.. and then You can get real deal on them :gj::gj::gj:

I love those! I had three of them years back, WC no less. Mine weren't picky at all. Mine would eat any reasonable thing I put in front of them. A favorite was f/t day old chicks and I was good with that because they're so cheap.

Thanks for the photos. I'm going to have to do a little research and see if there is a place on my "Wish List" for one... :D

I have never seen these lil guys before but thanks to you I have.. and i'm glad I have .. nice snakes man!!

Stunningly beautiful. Thanks for sharing.