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that there's a much greater variety of boa species out there that are seldom offered on kingsnake; I thiught I'd post a few pics. My personal favorites are Jamaican Boas (E. subflavus). They are variable in color ranging from solid yellow, gold, or my favorites, orange with black tails. I've enclosed two pics. One is a young male and the other an 8' plus female. They may reach a length of 10' plus. One pic is of a co-dom RED morph Hispanolan Boa (E. s. striatus). This is actually an uglier example! Some are much redder than him. Thanks, Tom Crutchfield

cool pics them are some nice lookin snakes there

THANKS...TC

Tom,
..Great looking snakes. I am still kicking myself for not buying Jamaican Boas from you when you showed them to me at the old store in Lake Panasoffkee.
Jeff

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>>that there's a much greater variety of boa species out there that are seldom offered on kingsnake; I thiught I'd post a few pics. My personal favorites are Jamaican Boas (E. subflavus). They are variable in color ranging from solid yellow, gold, or my favorites, orange with black tails. I've enclosed two pics. One is a young male and the other an 8' plus female. They may reach a length of 10' plus. One pic is of a co-dom RED morph Hispanolan Boa (E. s. striatus). This is actually an uglier example! Some are much redder than him. Thanks, Tom Crutchfield
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