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RE: Rubber Boa help

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Posted by: RichardFHoyer at Mon May 19 17:23:08 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by RichardFHoyer ]  
   

Taylor,
I suggest you go to my son Ryan's Rubber Boa web site at www.rubberboas.com

The species is not as easy to maintain satisfactorily as most popular species of snakes. They are a secretive species and thus remain hidden and also lack the color and patterns that are more attractive to many individuals that maintain snakes. It all boils down to the fact that the general demand for the species is considerable lower than some of the other native and exotic species.

They are relatively easy to breed in captivity.

Richard F. Hoyer


   

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