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Caulker's Cay Boa

ChaosCat Sep 04, 2003 02:42 AM

Just thought I would share these of my little '02 girl, Saya. She's growing up to be a beautiful little rarity









Her near-striping:

Her skin is so weird-feeling, like shark skin, but not as rough-definitely different than any other boa skin texture. She's also a bit nippy, but growing out of it. When she is adult size, she should be lovely shades of grey, blue, and pink. Even though she looks like she would be a typical ground-dwelling BCI, she is a tree boa.

-cat
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http://chaoscat.lowerground.net/herps/
My collection and herp photography

http://www.lowergroundreptiles.net
Lower Ground Reptiles

Replies (2)

alabastard Sep 04, 2003 12:20 PM

Beautiful, I love that snake.

serpentdude Sep 04, 2003 06:05 PM

>>Just thought I would share these of my little '02 girl, Saya. She's growing up to be a beautiful little rarity
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>>Her skin is so weird-feeling, like shark skin, but not as rough-definitely different than any other boa skin texture. She's also a bit nippy, but growing out of it. When she is adult size, she should be lovely shades of grey, blue, and pink. Even though she looks like she would be a typical ground-dwelling BCI, she is a tree boa.
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>>-cat
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>>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>>http://chaoscat.lowerground.net/herps/
>>My collection and herp photography
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>>http://www.lowergroundreptiles.net
>>Lower Ground Reptiles
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