Chance
Chance Duncan
After thinking I had him sold, then being talked out of selling him, I now absolutely need to sell this snake to fund another project. I don't care for having single animals around, and I have no females for this little guy to breed with when he gets older.
This is the last remaining juvenile from my clutch of 4 hatched in September of '03. It has taken until a month ago to get him to eat on his own, but now that he has started, he has the typical boomslang feeding responce (i.e. watch your fingers). He eats f/t fuzzy mice on hemos about as often as you give them to him. He just recently shed and it was perfect. He still has his juvenile coloration as you can see by the pics, so you will have plenty of time to watch his color change to adult coloration over the next several months. Being that this is a male, he will be likely be vividly colored. His father was a very nice green snake with a bluish hue, so he has a good possibility of turning out similarly. Boomslang coloration is quite variable, though, so he could turn into anything. You'll just have to wait and see.
For pics:
http://www.rivervalleysnakes.com/babyboom1.jpg
http://www.rivervalleysnakes.com/babyboom2.jpg
Because of all the time and work that had to go into this snake, I will take no less than $150 for him. No trade offers, no low ball offers, and no comprimises, just $150. For any more information or more pictures, etc, call 479-477-0434, or e-mail [email protected].
This is the last remaining juvenile from my clutch of 4 hatched in September of '03. It has taken until a month ago to get him to eat on his own, but now that he has started, he has the typical boomslang feeding responce (i.e. watch your fingers). He eats f/t fuzzy mice on hemos about as often as you give them to him. He just recently shed and it was perfect. He still has his juvenile coloration as you can see by the pics, so you will have plenty of time to watch his color change to adult coloration over the next several months. Being that this is a male, he will be likely be vividly colored. His father was a very nice green snake with a bluish hue, so he has a good possibility of turning out similarly. Boomslang coloration is quite variable, though, so he could turn into anything. You'll just have to wait and see.
For pics:
http://www.rivervalleysnakes.com/babyboom1.jpg
http://www.rivervalleysnakes.com/babyboom2.jpg
Because of all the time and work that had to go into this snake, I will take no less than $150 for him. No trade offers, no low ball offers, and no comprimises, just $150. For any more information or more pictures, etc, call 479-477-0434, or e-mail [email protected].