Day of the BOA!

Added 3 new residents to the Zoo today.

First a 2018 pair of Riverside Co. locality Rosy boas.

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And then Chaos, an adult female Albino het Anery Kenyan Sand boa.

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Very nice! Congrats.a

Great new additions. I still have one rosy boa...I used to breed them...good little snakes! Your KSB seems to have very unusual coloring, at least not like any I've
seen before. Never kept any KSB, & not because they aren't mighty attractive...just already had a house-full. :sweeet:

Nice to see some updates from you, btw...it's been a while.

Those rosy boas are too cute!

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Originally Posted by Bogertophis

Great new additions. I still have one rosy boa...I used to breed them...good little snakes! Your KSB seems to have very unusual coloring, at least not like any I've
seen before. Never kept any KSB, & not because they aren't mighty attractive...just already had a house-full. :sweeet:

Nice to see some updates from you, btw...it's been a while.

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Thanks, haven't been around. Had some health issues, my own and some of my animals, the last several months. Thankfully feeling much better now.

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Originally Posted by Charis

Thanks, haven't been around. Had some health issues, my own and some of my animals, the last several months. Thankfully feeling much better now.

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Sounds like a few rough months..."competing" health issues are never fun to juggle. I hope you & yours remain recovered & better than ever. :carrot:

Congratulations and thanks for sharing, the albino is mind blowing beautiful.

By the way, I think the coastal rosy boas (with darker "oranges" and more irregular stripes) are EVERY BIT as attractive as the desert & other locality versions,
with brighter orange & straight stripes that so many pushed for. The ones I bred were from an intergrade area & the offspring reflected that...lots of variety,
& leaning more to desert types. I haven't kept up on rosy boas (breeding)...I read on another forum at least a year+ ago that there's been some re-naming?
Ah well, herpetologists need something to "do" I guess? LOL :snake: I hope all your new "babies" do well for you- (& you'd better stay healthy to keep up!)

Fantastic markings

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