I'm looking into getting a suri for my next boa, I have seen some really nice looking light babies but I'm curious to know if they keep thier light color as adults for the most part or do they darken out? If some of you guys can post your pictures of suri's that would help out too. Thanks.
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do suriname's keep thier light color?
drasticplastic
Mar 23, 2006 02:09 PM
Replies (3)
PanamaRed
Mar 23, 2006 03:08 PM
Some do and some don't.. it's a good reson to buy a CB suriname. Then you have a breeder with pics of the parents to give you a better idea of what the babies will turn out like.
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Ed Lilley, www.constrictorsnw.com
brian_1052
Mar 23, 2006 08:01 PM
here is my female, she has always been the same color, maybe a little darker when she gets cold but i love her any way! sorry for the crappy pics, i think i have the first digital camera ever made!
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0.1 wife (wild caught mexican)
2.0 kids (cb)
1.1 suriname boas
5.0 split personalities
brian_1052
Mar 23, 2006 08:04 PM
here is my little male, this guy just keeps getting better and better, some times his sides are almost completly lavender ish?
but most of all he is puppy dog tame. oh yeah GO ANGELS!!!!!!!!
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0.1 wife (wild caught mexican)
2.0 kids (cb)
1.1 suriname boas
5.0 split personalities
