Cuban Boa

that's hott! holy luminescence! :O

Thanks Everybody!!! These guys are much nicer in person.

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Originally Posted by Patrick Long

Wow, they are really neat looking. I wonder why they are not as popular as some boas?


Are there any proven morphs within this species?

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They are Endangered and they have small litters are a couple reason why you don't see more...Also some say they're hard to breed.

There are no Cuban Morphs I'm aware of...

WoW!! thats a Hot boa. We have the Epicrates inornatus one of my dream is to breed them. Let me know if you have some for sale I will love to have one.

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Originally Posted by coldbloodaddict

Their scientific name is Epicrates angulifer...They are more related to Rainbow Boas.

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Ok, I see some resemblance there as well. 12 feet, huh? Daaanggg, that's a mighty big Rainbow! lol. The scientific names with snakes aren't very well classified. I'd like to own one of those bad boys when/if you have any for sale.

That's sweet. :O
I've never seem one before.

Absolutely beautiful snakes. Hope we see some baby pics in some months. :)

wow thats pretty kewl jon

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Originally Posted by snakelady

That's sweet. :O
I've never seem one before.

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Thanks! Seems a lot of people haven't seen these before.

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Originally Posted by Rapture

Absolutely beautiful snakes. Hope we see some baby pics in some months. :)

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Thanks Diana! Me too, they're even cooler looking has babies.

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Originally Posted by tideguyinva

wow thats pretty kewl jon

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Thanks John!

Hi Jon - she looks great, good luck with the litter ;)

Do you keep any other West Indian Epicrates? I have some angulifer, subflavus, fordi and straitus fowleri. There are very few people working with these boas these days it seems.

Regards, Ryan