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These were placed with me by the County when they confiscated them from an unfit home with bite scars on the darker one. They will both have a sand substrate soon but seem to be doing well on the aspen for now. Both have eaten and one has shed as well. Thanks
boa 1
boa 2
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2.4 ball pythons
1.1 sand boas
1.2 corn snakes
1.0 southern plains rat
1.1 black rat snakes
1.0 striped Cali king
1.0 western hog
1.0 wc eastern garter
Those are Kenyan or East African sand boas. There is a ton of information on the web for keeping them. They're pretty simple and tolerent.
Excellent, simple and tolerant. Just how I like them. Thanks.
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2.4 ball pythons
1.1 sand boas
1.2 corn snakes
1.0 southern plains rat
1.1 black rat snakes
1.0 striped Cali king
1.0 western hog
1.0 wc eastern garter
Hello--
As long as the aspen substrate is deep enough for them to burrow in and feel secure, don't worry about replacing it with sand. I've kept mine on aspen for years without a problem.
rgds,
althea
great thanks. I read the same on some sites I found as well.
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2.4 ball pythons
1.1 sand boas
1.2 corn snakes
1.0 southern plains rat
1.1 black rat snakes
1.0 striped Cali king
1.0 western hog
1.0 wc eastern garter
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