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    Dwarf Boas

    I am becoming more and more interested in the dwarf BCI's, and I was wondering if anyone knows off the top of their head which species are readily available in the US and perhaps around what price they would sell for? I am more interested in pure lines, not anything mixed with BCC's. Thanks in advance.
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    Re: Dwarf Boas

    Ive bien woundering the same thing. Some ppl told me they dont exist. But im pretty sure they do....

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    Re: Dwarf Boas

    Ok, heres a few I know of off the top of my head
    Mexican dwarf boas-Not a common as some of the others but they are only going around $300 for adults
    Hogg islands-Lots available, males 5' tops and females over 6' are big. $100-300 depending on overall quality. Some adults are going for over $300.
    Central American-6' is an adult size with the ocasional 7' I'm sure being out there. I believe these are known to be more nippy than some of the others.
    look at www.riobravoreptiles.com and see what he has about the island localities. Gus knows locaity boas better than most
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    Re: Dwarf Boas

    There are also pearl island boas (B.C. sabogae) but these are extremely rare and expensive.

    corn island boas, among others can be found here:

    http://www.cuttingedgeherp.com/boaconstrictorimperator/

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    Re: Dwarf Boas

    Quote Originally Posted by stangs13
    Ive bien woundering the same thing. Some ppl told me they dont exist. But im pretty sure they do....
    They do exist.
    These are yearling nics.


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    Re: Dwarf Boas

    i dont have time to check the sites atm, do they have the head and 'thickness' of a boa? i would love a boa, size would prevent me owning one, but i am interested in these since viewing one on NERD

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    Re: Dwarf Boas

    Quote Originally Posted by Shelby
    There are also pearl island boas (B.C. sabogae) but these are extremely rare and expensive.

    corn island boas, among others can be found here:

    http://www.cuttingedgeherp.com/boaconstrictorimperator/
    Thank you for this link, I have been to this site some time ago. I remember now I was looking for Boa constrictor longicaudas and I found them at this site.

    Yes thanks a bunch for this link.
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    Re: Dwarf Boas

    Quote Originally Posted by Pork Chops N' Corn Bread
    Ok, heres a few I know of off the top of my head
    Mexican dwarf boas-Not a common as some of the others but they are only going around $300 for adults
    Hogg islands-Lots available, males 5' tops and females over 6' are big. $100-300 depending on overall quality. Some adults are going for over $300.
    Central American-6' is an adult size with the ocasional 7' I'm sure being out there. I believe these are known to be more nippy than some of the others.
    look at www.riobravoreptiles.com and see what he has about the island localities. Gus knows locaity boas better than most
    This is an awesome site as well, thanks a bunch!
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    Re: Dwarf Boas

    Good luck in your search and keep us updated!
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    Re: Dwarf Boas

    Quote Originally Posted by SPJ
    They do exist.
    These are yearling nics.

    Whats this species proper name?
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