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1 is Colombian, other Central American

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Posted by: bcijoe at Wed Mar 1 09:49:38 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by bcijoe ]  
   

The colombian variety is more affordable, stays lighter overall, and is much more widespread and available.

The Central American variety has mostly been seen and offered with Nicaraguan Boas. These are a bit more rare and the price is higher, considering...

Central Americans are darker snakes with much more pigment that Colombians. This gives the animal a much darker appearance overall. A nice Nicaraguan Anery could also be light silver with black markings.

Take care, Bci Joe



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Thanks and take care - Joe Rollo
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