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				  Rubber Boas are one of the smaller boa species, with adults anywhere from 15 to 33 inches and newborns typically 7 to 9 inches long. The common name is derived from their skin which is often loose and wrinkled and consists of small scales that are smooth and shiny, characteristics which give the snakes a rubber like look and texture. Coloration is usually tan to dark brown with a lighter ventral surface but sometimes olive-green, yellow, or orange. Newborns often appear pink and slightly transparent but darken with age. Rubber boas have small eyes with vertically elliptical pupils and short blunt heads that are no wider than the body. One of the most identifiable characteristics of Rubber Boas is their short blunt tails that closely resemble the shape of their head. Here you may post messages or questions pertaining to all aspects and issues regarding the keeping, breeding, health, and conservation of Rubber Boas. If you are a new user to this forum, please take the time to review the rules first before posting: Terms of Service.
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						<title>Rubber boas</title> 

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 Anyone else still read this forum? I would love for people to keep it going. 
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						<title>Bruminating w/c rubber boa in fridge</title> 

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 Hello all,I've got a WC rubber boa that doesn't seem interested in eating right now.  I've had CB RB's in the past but since this one is WC I'm thinking about bruminating it for the winter.  My area averages around 40L/55H in the coldest part of the winter so I'm considering putting it in the frid... 
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						<title>Rubber Boa Turning White</title> 

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 About a month and a half ago I received a rubber boa from a friend of mine. It hasn't eaten since I've had it, I offered it food last week, 3 pinkie mice but it just pushed them around, never seemed to take interest in eating. That's not the main concern, I have some ideas to try and stimulate a fee... 
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						<title>Any rubber boas available?</title> 

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 Hi, I am wondering if there were any CB rubber boas available from breeders on here. I am looking for a pair or even a lone specimen. I've been looking for a while with no success. Please contact me if you have any available. Cheers. moreliaviridis.tk@gmail.com 
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						<title>Pics from today</title> 

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 These are CB 2011 and have &amp;quot;shut down&amp;quot; feeding for the year. I thought I'd get a couple of pics of them before they go into Winter cooling.Third Eye Herp
 
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						<title>Babies</title> 

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 Four of these were born today from a wild caught Oregon Rubber Boa.-----Kent 
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						<title>Wasatch Mtns, Utah</title> 

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 I visited the Wasatch Mtns in Utah last week. I stayed in a residence at about 8000ft elevation. Wondering about rubber boas..I know of many records of rubber boas in those mountains at elevations below 7000ft. I am even knowledgeable of the flora in the habitat associated with those sightings. Ju... 
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						<title>Rainy Day Rubber Boa</title> 

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 Here's one of my CB 2 year old Rubber Boas. I was cleaning cages today and took a few photos.Third Eye Herp
 
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						<title>Robbur Boas with Mouth infections</title> 

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 Here is a video of my rubber boas. One had passed just before taking the video. The other has a mouth infection. Any input or advice is appreciated.  
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						<title>looking for a rubber boa breeder</title> 

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 I am looking for a rubber boa breeder I use to have some when I lived in Fresno California but didn't bring them with me 
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						<title>Excessive Rubber Boa prices</title> 

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 I lurk here and have often been on Rubberboa.com. I enjoy Rubber Boas, but the prices I have recently seen on ads have been so excessive for such a small plain worm like looking animal.  I know prices are driven by demand and they are not commonly bred by those of us that like them and litters are... 
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						<title>Rubber Boas Breeding</title> 

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 I have set up a breeding group of 3 females and 4 males.  These are wild caught from Oregon.When I caught a pair in the act today, the female quickly moved from the transparent moss hide to a more secluded spot, dragging the male behind her.  
-----Kent 
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						<title>Season begins in NW Oregon</title> 

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 I mentioned in field notes forum about encountering 13 adult male Rubber Boas this afternoon.  That is likely to be the most  number of boas I have found in one day during the winter.Richard F. Hoyer  (Corvallis, Oregon) 
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						<title>Cohabitation and subspecies questions</title> 

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 This post is mostly directed toward Mr. Hoyer, but since I figured it might also be useful to other rubber boa afficionados so I am doing a general RB forum post.Background: I am getting a new male rubber boa, and was planning on putting him into the same 15 gallon tank as my female (her name is B... 
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						<title>Accurate gestation times and litter size</title> 

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 Folks,As part of a study being undertaken by a graduate student in my department, I am looking for accurate data on gestation time (either ovulation to parturition, or POS to parturition), and also litter size, including still borns and slugs.I don't care if its one litter or 1000. If you have ac... 
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						<title>rubber boas?</title> 

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 Looking for a rubber boa. Anyone have one for sale? 
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						<title>female boas passing ova</title> 

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 With respect to some female boas producing slugs, consider the following:  Of the 9 gravid females I maintained this summer, three were captive bred and 6 were gravid when captured.  The three captive bred females produced their litters first with one female producing 8 neonates, another 4, and the ... 
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						<title>Slugs</title> 

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 My female rubber passed 5 infertile eggs yesterday.  They were all about an inch-and-a-half long.  One seemed to have some blood vessels in it, and maybe a very tiny embryo.Not sure what went wrong.  She was with two males all spring until the end of May.  All were brumated.Maybe better luck nex... 
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						<title>Rubber update, 7 months since purchase</title> 

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 My rubber boa has fed well on f/t domestic mice and rat pinks all along, but after feeding from my hand the very first time I fed her, she had insisted on the food being left overnight under the warm hide. For the last two feedings, however, she has been eating from my hand. Here is a pic of her fro... 
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						<title>Rubber boa procurement</title> 

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 I know this question gets beaten to death constantly, but I am looking for a rubber boa breeder!I have a VERY long-term female captive obtained from some folks who found her in Nevada about nine years ago.I would absolutely love to find a healthy CB male- these guys seem to be tough to find.  Not ... 
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