EPICRATES
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1.1 Ford's Boas (Epicrates fordi) I have decided to part with. The reason for this decision is based on the fact that they are finicky feeders. The female likes her f/t mice scented w/ anolis. The male needs to be jumpstarted w/ anolis a s well.
These are ground dwelling boas which occur on the island of Hispaniola. Rare/uncommon in collections. Both measure 24 inches, or slightly less, and are full grown.
These two snakes are LTC imports which have been in my care for 3+ years. They need a home with someone who can provide them with the time & patience they deserve. Babies are tiny and require similar care as Candoia ssp.
I am asking $250.00 for the pair, plus shipping ($25.00).
I have pics available via email.
1.2 Cuban Dwarf Boas (Tropidophis melanurus). These are adults and full grown at 24-30 inches. They all accept f/t mice.
Practically nonexistant in U.S. collections these days. These are NOT the orange phase. All are CB and have been in my care for 7 or 8 years now.
Asking $750.00 for the trio, plus shipping ($25.00). I am verified with Delta as well. Pics available via email.
2.1 Hispaniolan Vine Boas (Epicrates gracilis). All three boas are eating unscented f/t pinks. Two are adults, and one is a sub-adult. All LTC. A very unique boid, both in appearance and in habit.
Pics are available via email. Asking $350.00 for the reverse trio, plus shipping.
I have run out of space and time. I need to move my larger insulars around. These smaller species are great to work with, but I really need to focus on my Jamaican and Puerto Rican Boas. If I don't sell these, I will gladly keep them.
Please email me directly with any questions @: [email protected]
Thanks in advance,
Jay Wagner
These are ground dwelling boas which occur on the island of Hispaniola. Rare/uncommon in collections. Both measure 24 inches, or slightly less, and are full grown.
These two snakes are LTC imports which have been in my care for 3+ years. They need a home with someone who can provide them with the time & patience they deserve. Babies are tiny and require similar care as Candoia ssp.
I am asking $250.00 for the pair, plus shipping ($25.00).
I have pics available via email.
1.2 Cuban Dwarf Boas (Tropidophis melanurus). These are adults and full grown at 24-30 inches. They all accept f/t mice.
Practically nonexistant in U.S. collections these days. These are NOT the orange phase. All are CB and have been in my care for 7 or 8 years now.
Asking $750.00 for the trio, plus shipping ($25.00). I am verified with Delta as well. Pics available via email.
2.1 Hispaniolan Vine Boas (Epicrates gracilis). All three boas are eating unscented f/t pinks. Two are adults, and one is a sub-adult. All LTC. A very unique boid, both in appearance and in habit.
Pics are available via email. Asking $350.00 for the reverse trio, plus shipping.
I have run out of space and time. I need to move my larger insulars around. These smaller species are great to work with, but I really need to focus on my Jamaican and Puerto Rican Boas. If I don't sell these, I will gladly keep them.
Please email me directly with any questions @: [email protected]
Thanks in advance,
Jay Wagner