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  1. 11-21-2005, 10:48 AM #11
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    Re: Epicrates Inonartus

    http://www.vifishandwildlife.com/Edu.../20Treeboa.pdf

    I think this is your snake, and it's not a rainbow. Check your endangered species laws. You might not be able to keep it. It looks like a lot like this one, A Virgin Islands Boa. They are native to Puerto Rico.

    http://www.bkcave.com/PR/1-8/MiddleA...tana.boa.1.jpg

    Last link is thanks to Smulkin.
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    Re: Epicrates Inonartus

    thx for the link but that is not my snake that is a island of mona boa that is a island close to puerto rico. It is family of mine but that one is smaller. thx any way
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