Cuban Boa

[python.princess]

that's hott! holy luminescence!

[coldbloodaddict]

Thanks Everybody!!! These guys are much nicer in person.

[coldbloodaddict]

Wow, they are really neat looking. I wonder why they are not as popular as some boas?


Are there any proven morphs within this species?

They are Endangered and they have small litters are a couple reason why you don't see more...Also some say they're hard to breed.

There are no Cuban Morphs I'm aware of...

[basuca]

WoW!! thats a Hot boa. We have the Epicrates inornatus one of my dream is to breed them. Let me know if you have some for sale I will love to have one.

[JimiSnakes]

Their scientific name is Epicrates angulifer...They are more related to Rainbow Boas.

Ok, I see some resemblance there as well. 12 feet, huh? Daaanggg, that's a mighty big Rainbow! lol. The scientific names with snakes aren't very well classified. I'd like to own one of those bad boys when/if you have any for sale.

[snakelady]

That's sweet.
I've never seem one before.

[Rapture]

Absolutely beautiful snakes. Hope we see some baby pics in some months.

[tideguyinva]

wow thats pretty kewl jon

[coldbloodaddict]

That's sweet.
I've never seem one before.

Thanks! Seems a lot of people haven't seen these before.

Absolutely beautiful snakes. Hope we see some baby pics in some months.

Thanks Diana! Me too, they're even cooler looking has babies.

wow thats pretty kewl jon

Thanks John!

[prprjp]

Hi Jon - she looks great, good luck with the litter

Do you keep any other West Indian Epicrates? I have some angulifer, subflavus, fordi and straitus fowleri. There are very few people working with these boas these days it seems.

Regards, Ryan