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For Sale Eryx muelleri 1.1 adult pair

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I have a pair of LTC adult Eryx muelleri (known as Saharan or West African sand boas) for sale. $275 shipped.

They are flawless animals, no scars. They about the same size (please note that these sand boas do not exhibit sexual dimorphism with size as with other Eryx species).

They will take f/t teased, but respond better to live. They are very docile individuals, but they can be jumpy if approached too suddenly.

Please PM with any questions!
 

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