[For Sale] Gold Phase Jamaican Boas PA Only

I have 24 newborn Jamaican Boas, Epicrates subflavus. Both parents are "Gold Phase" and quite stunning. In the picture below, the male is the lighter colored one, and the female has more black markings and a hint of red to her coloration. All Jamaican boas also have a vivid rainbow sheen. These are a relative of the Brazilian Rainbow Boa, and quite similar in their care. The juvenile coloration is bright red, and adult coloration is a mix of black with red or gold. Both of the parents are bright gold in color, so the majority of these offspring should resemble them in color, though some may grow up to be more of a reddish color.

They are not yet ready for new homes, as they were just born today, but I am now accepting names for the baby waitlist. After they are eating regularly and ready for new homes (likely in a month or two) they will be available for purchase for the price of $250 each. All trade offers are welcome, but I can save you some time and say I am not generally interested in Ball Pythons or Boa Constrictors. Feel free to make any offer, though, worst I can do is say no. Pennsylvania Sales ONLY. I am willing to drive a considerable distance (within the state of PA) for a meetup or delivery, including Oaks and Hamburg Reptile Shows. Please send all communications to cguarino30@gmail.com, or feel free to ask questions by responding directly to this ad. Thank you for your interest.

Graduations on the Jamaican boas Very nice boas bro. If you get a chance give me a call 732-877-0867

Look great Chris! Congrats on the litter. I may be interested in a female if you're confident in sexing them... I have a male that's just about 2 y/o

Thanks. I'm glad to make the acquaintance of someone else who keeps these guys. At this size, I'm not quite willing to probe them, as they are quite small and I do not want to risk injury. In addition, unfortunately, because this species is listed under the ESA, I am unable to sell them over state lines, so I would not be able to sell one to you, as you are in NY. I really hope you find something suitable, though, as I feel we need more people working with this amazing species. Feel free to drop me a line via email if you ever want to talk shop.

Understandable Chris! No worries... I'm just glad more people are keeping these.

For anyone in PA, this is a great opportunity to start keeping a very underrated species!