Back when I hung out with a guy who would impulse buy boas and then dump them to make room for his next ones, I got some young Bimini Boas from him--my first exposure to the species. They were beautiful little things--highly iridescent, jet black, flecked with silver scales, and sweet-tempered. That was a long time ago, and years later, I find that very few bbreeders work with Biminis. One is Jim Kavney at Hiss-N-Things, and he bred this one in 1999. She's about 5 plus feet now, and I just love her. She's more brown than the ones I had long ago, but I hope to get her a mate one day, and start a rennaisance of island Epicrates.
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Bimini Boa (pic)
kw53
May 19, 2003 09:43 AM
Replies (5)
kw53
May 19, 2003 09:47 AM
Curse you, new format....
East TN Reptile
May 19, 2003 12:34 PM
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kw53
May 19, 2003 04:34 PM
but I have hopes. They show up from time to time.
Jeff Clark
May 19, 2003 01:59 PM
>>Curse you, new format....
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Tenor Goddess
May 19, 2003 04:52 PM
but what are the Bimini boas? Are they related to rainbows?
*please keep all harsh comments away. LOL I do have a wicked sunburn and about 3 hrs of sleep since friday. *
Crispy kritter - Amanda
