[SOLD!!] Solomon Island Tree Boa*

We currently have a female Candoia Bibroni australis AKA Solomon Island Tree Boa available. She is an import but has been in captivity in the states for 2 years now. She eats frozen thawed and prekilled mice and rats. She has a very sweet demeanor and is easy to handle. Sometimes can be a bit jumpy when her head gets touched but does not bite in response. Asking $300 plus shipping for her.

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I own a few new guinea tree boas (candoia carinata). The animal pictured is candoia bibroni australis AKA solomon island tree boa. New guinea tree boas are a different, much smaller species.
Misidentification occurs a lot with this genus, so I just wanted to clear that up.

Thank you for the information. We purchased her from one of our wholesalers and that is what we were informed was her species. The two do look similar but again thank you for the correction.