Jekyll the Sand Boa sees sand for the first time!

I've been searching and searching for just the right anery sand boa and I found him! This is an HRP line Anery. I named him Jekyll cause he likes to hide. He has been kept on aspen (which is fine) so this was the first time he experienced sand and he knew what to do!

So cute.


https://youtu.be/i1PsDQGLvRg

I love his reduced pattern and dark black and white.

http://orig11.deviantart.net/a6e1/f/...ry-db78w0z.jpg

Hes pretty!!!

Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Wow you can really see his instincts kick in. Love his colors too. Very neat video thanks for sharing.

Wow that was awesome! Just disappeared

Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

I loved watching him pause, pause...DIVE!! Heehee. He's loving the sand.

That's adorbs! Great addition, he's a handsome bloke!

Cheers,
Kat

Adorable video!! thanks for sharing! I love it

Thank you! I love him sooooo much!

He sure seemed to know exactly what he was doing his first time! lol Very cool! :)

Cute guy. Sand boas are my 6 year old son's favorite because he loves to watch them burrow.

They will burrow under most substrates as I understand it . The breeder of mine said not to use sand but I can't for the life of me remember why !?!?

He suggested Walnut husks or something but it proved difficult to source ...

Mine is happy as Larry under Orchid bark .

They will burrow in anything I'm sure :). I think there are some sands you have to be careful with if they ingest it since some sand can be machine crushed rock that has sharp edges. The sand I have is high grade reptile sand (has a pic of a sand boa right on the front ;) ) that should be fine (I feed him in a separate container).


I love to watch him burrow!

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by piedlover79

They will burrow in anything I'm sure :). I think there are some sands you have to be careful with if they ingest it since some sand can be machine crushed rock that has sharp edges. The sand I have is high grade reptile sand (has a pic of a sand boa right on the front ;) ) that should be fine (I feed him in a separate container).


I love to watch him burrow!

---

Yeh

I feed mine in a tiny little container as well ...


Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

They look pretty similar :)

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...c2adbb14d8.png


Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Awe!! Your guys is adorbs!!!

His burrowing was so graceful! He's beautiful.!

Thank you!