Re: Island pythons and boas
Very nice!
Have to admit, Savus are one of the island species that tempt me the most. It's a shame that so few people are breeding them and that they're generally not available or accessible. The few I've seen for sale are typically four-figure pairs...
Re: Island pythons and boas
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bcr229
I have Savu pythons. They are fun, very active, easy to keep. Think of them as a corn snake in a python body.
May I assume that you don't house them together? -I was shocked to see Reptiles magazine* say: "A 40-gallon terrarium will easily house a pair of adults." :confusd:
*https://www.reptilesmagazine.com/listings/snake-species/savu-python/
They do seem like a wonderful & uncommon option that remains a nice pet size. I hope you produce some c/b offspring one of these years. :snake:
Re: Island pythons and boas
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bcr229
They are only together for breeding. I paired them last year but they were still a bit young - the female was 5, the male 6. I'm hoping for better results this year.
That's what I figured, & good luck this time around! :gj:
Re: Island pythons and boas
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GoingPostal
I've been drooling over people's viper and solomon island ground boas lately, they seem to be more popular now and with success being bred and switched to rodents. I have no access to lizard feeders here or even live feeders of any sort without breeding my own so I steer clear of anything more difficult or specialized.
I've admired viper boas for a while too. I'm glad some people are finally working with them.