I know you guys must be tired of hearing me go on about these guys, but they just arrived from the Airport ,in a Rubbermaid and I am breathless! I cannot blame people for loving Designer Boas, with all of their flavors, but in a Market that is being dominated by designer Boas and Locality Boas that have been bred out of most of their wild traits, it is wonderful to add some more " Old World Class " to the collection. Most of the original Blood, went over to Europe and this is the last pair of the originals. I would like to thank, my good friend Mark Leshock for all of his hard work with these animals over the last 13 yrs and also for making a substantial dent in my Bank Account, Ha! These are examples of what made me fall in love with Peruvians a long time ago and I pray for good success with them and that one day this Hobby will come full circle again and Hobbyist as a whole will learn to appreciate the pure and wild beauty of the old original bloodline Boas, that are becoming more and more rare, at least from a certain perspective. She is 70 pounds and 10ft. Do not let the photo full you. Big corn fed guy and a Big rabbit fed Peruvian!.............Johnson Herp

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