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Seldom seen form of Epicrates. This is a Fords Ground Boa (Epicrates fordi). These are endemic to Hispanola. They reside in xeric areas that look similar to the Sonoran Desert. Maximum size is about 3'. Hope you enjoy. TC

>>Seldom seen form of Epicrates. This is a Fords Ground Boa (Epicrates fordi). These are endemic to Hispanola. They reside in xeric areas that look similar to the Sonoran Desert. Maximum size is about 3'. Hope you enjoy. TC
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For Sale cheap: One (1) 6' 19 yr old male. Does no house work. Has no job and will complain. Constantly.
0.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boa-Ziggy
1.0 Creamscicle motley corn--Cozmo
0.1 Creamscicle corn--Wanda
0.0.1 Normal corn
0.1 Black Pine - Spazz
1.0 Eastern King-Ozy
1.0 Bearded Dragon - Gomer

Don't know what was up w/ my puter. It did show up after clicking on the topic a couple of times. Sorry about that

Thats kinda neat looking. What's it like? Easy to handle, feeding etc.
Rob
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For Sale cheap: One (1) 6' 19 yr old male. Does no house work. Has no job and will complain. Constantly.
0.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boa-Ziggy
1.0 Creamscicle motley corn--Cozmo
0.1 Creamscicle corn--Wanda
0.0.1 Normal corn
0.1 Black Pine - Spazz
1.0 Eastern King-Ozy
1.0 Bearded Dragon - Gomer

usually very tame. Adults feed on small mice and juveniles eat Anoles lizards. Its a rare small boid closely related to Rainbow Boas. It can only be found on one island in the West Indies. TC

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Thanks,

Frank Roberts
Roberts' Realm Of Reptile Research