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For Sale Dominican Red Mountain boas

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Beautiful established Dominican red mountain boas. All the hard has been done they are eating rat pinks without any hesitation. $800 plus shipping for the pair. Message or text Five Six one 573 2658. (Last two pictures of the adults)
 

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Have any of these in albino or het albino?
I seen a few albino ones and I just feel the need to have one.
 
I asked because I seen something I thought was. If you google them, you’ll see some that are white with red heads and red speckling.
 
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I asked because I seen something I thought was. If you google them, you’ll see some that are white with red heads and red speckling.
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That's not albino and that's a one of kind animal. There are no others like it to my knowledge. Currently the only morph available is calico but it's still in the proving stage currently.

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Hi, Obviously this pair is probably not available still. Out of curiosity do have anymore available? Thank you
Piper
 
The ReptiRanch said:
That's not albino and that's a one of kind animal. There are no others like it to my knowledge. Currently the only morph available is calico but it's still in the proving stage currently.

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Devin, the boa I thought was albino is a calico.


I NEED 1.
 
Calico red mountain boa.

Anyone have these ? Are there het forms? I can’t find much on them. But what a gorgeous boa. I love my high coral and lipstick boas, but damn, this one is it!
 

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The ReptiRanch said:
That's not albino and that's a one of kind animal. There are no others like it to my knowledge. Currently the only morph available is calico but it's still in the proving stage currently.

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You said only 1 and it died. But then say there are only calicos currently in proving stage. So does that mean there are more, just not for market yet?
 
It takes years for them to mature and start to change colors sometime after reaching maturity, if they will.
 
So from the time of this one pictured til now should have been long enough, no? I know about Columbian boas and others. Mine are breeding from around 3-4 years of age. At least 6’. Even now I won’t breed until 6’ or bigger. I know many breeders are pushing their boas and breeding at 5’.
I know little about the Dominican boa growth rates and age for breeding them.. I wouldn’t think it would be much more than Columbian boas, but as stated, never raised any Dominican boas.

Patient I’m not, but I have no choice in this matter.
I hope it’s not 10 more years. I’m not gonna be able to own one then. Lol.

It’s been about 7 years or so since the posting of this gorgeous boa by the breeder. I can’t find any answers from them about this boa.
 
Please take this to PMs or the discussion boards, it's not relevant to the OP's ad
thank you
 
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