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Nics and Corn Islands

Tiki108

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Hey All,

I was just offered a Boa yesterday and this is my first boa. I was told by the guy I got him from that he was a Corn Island Boa. I've looked at pictures online and I'm just not sure if he really is. The Corn Islands just seem to be darker.

But my main question is, if he is a Corn Island Boa, can those be bred with Nicaraguan Boas? My friend has a female she wants to breed and I know Colubrids can be bred without issue, but since I'm new to boas I figured I'd double check.

Also, it's hard to see, but his tail has a lot of yellow on it. And also I just got him yesterday and he came to me with that nose rub that I'm trying to get healed.

Thanks!
 
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If it's your intention to sell the babies (or even if not), I would suggest not mixing localities, as all you would be doing is creating 'mutts' that probably would not look as good as (or be worth as much as) pure Corn Islands or pure Nics would be.
 
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