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2007 Adult Snow boa pair

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I have a an early 2007 (January) pair of snow boas for sale. They are sold as a pair only. The picture is of the female. More pictures upon request for serious inquiries only. No trades, please don't ask. The pair is $4500 plus shipping. They are both over 6 feet in length and ready for the 2010 season. They could breed this year, but I recommend breeding boas when they are at least 4 years old. Please P.M. me if you are interested.
 
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