Corn island boas

[richardhind1972]

About a month ago I got a new pair of 100% pure locality boas
These pair was being co habited and the male has a few scars on his head, but will definitely disappear after a few sheds,
I had a pair a few years ago and haven't found any since when I saw this pair come up for sale, I soon snatched them up.
Thes are very active boas and live most of the time on the branches, both are super chilled and change colour like chameleons from a kaki green to a really light grey, here a few pics from the week I got them



Sent from my CLT-L09 using Tapatalk

[richardhind1972]

Both have shed in the past few days and are looking great

Sent from my CLT-L09 using Tapatalk

[richardhind1972]

Took a great couple pics of the male today
I fed the female last night so didn't want to disturb her
You can see why they called fire bellied nics or red nics as the from the corn Islands of the coast of Nicaragua

Sent from my CLT-L09 using Tapatalk

[Reinz]

Congrats Richard!

They look and sound like cool snakes.

Great pics!

[richardhind1972]

Congrats Richard!

They look and sound like cool snakes.

Great pics!

Thank Reinz, much appreciated

Sent from my CLT-L09 using Tapatalk

[Gio]

Lots of good things happening there, really cool.

[bcr229]

They're gorgeous. Since they were being co-habbed I'd prepare for babies just in case.

[richardhind1972]

They're gorgeous. Since they were being co-habbed I'd prepare for babies just in case.

Thanks, There only 2yrs old so I hope not

Sent from my CLT-L09 using Tapatalk

[richardhind1972]

Lots of good things happening there, really cool.

Thanks gio

Sent from my CLT-L09 using Tapatalk

[Toad37]

Those boas look great! Congrats on the pick up. I've been looking for a pair of corns for a while now with no luck. Glad they're in good hands and no longer being cohabed.