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  1. 12-01-2011, 07:14 PM #1
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    Adult Sabogae "Pearl Island" Boa Pics

    I put my adult pair of Sabogae boas together for breeding. I don't think they have figure it out yet...



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    They better get it together...lol. I like the last pic.
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    Wow! They look great. Good luck
    0.1 Pastel Lesser Platinum (BP)
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    Re: Adult Sabogae "Pearl Island" Boa Pics

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    Wow! They look great. Good luck
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    Re: Adult Sabogae "Pearl Island" Boa Pics

    Those snakes are just beautiful!
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    Nice pair, good luck with the project. Thanks again for your help. My Hogs were locked last night.
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    them...very nice! Good luck with the pairing!
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    They look great! Light some candles and put on mood music! They'll figure it out.


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    Re: Adult Sabogae "Pearl Island" Boa Pics

    Where would I get a female pearl island from? I have the male for a week and already want my second snake. How much is the typical cost for this type?
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    Re: Adult Sabogae "Pearl Island" Boa Pics

    I know they are kind of a dwarf type of boa, but I'm curious how big yours are as adults? Good luck with the pairing!
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