Here are pics of a few West Indian Boas I'm currently working with. Can you identify them? Let me know..Thanks, Tom



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Here are pics of a few West Indian Boas I'm currently working with. Can you identify them? Let me know..Thanks, Tom



get out my "Scwartz and Henderson", huh? 
Well, without doing so, (and keeping in mind I haven't been into epicrates in 20 years) I'll say the bottom animal appears to be E. exsul, the middle is too large to be anything but one of the striatus-even bigger than any chrysogaster I've seen-hard to tell from just the belly side. Appears too dark to be an angulifer.
The top pic is a woman. Hardest thing of all for a herper to identify. 
Brad Chambers
The top is Epicrates s. striatus, middle is E. subflavus, and the bottom E. f. fordii. Thanks...TC
That's exactly what I was going to say.
John Crickmer
What woman? LOL
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