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I've been working with snakes for many years, and most of the boas in my collection have been here since babies. So I am incredibly excited about this - my first successful boa litter!


This is the first one I picked up (the first truly newborn baby boa I ever handled) and look - he(or she!) has a sort of heart-shaped marking on his head.

This is the father, Dante. The litter are Nicaraguan type II anerys and hets. There were a total of 8 babies and 2 slugs. Both parents are real dwarfs - both the male and female are under 5 ft fully grown.
I just had to share, I can't begin to explain my excitement! I've got another 6 female boas who could possibly drop litters for me this year. This was just such a wonderful way to start off my season!
Foxloft Studios Artwork

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Fox Exotics

Congrats! It must feel great to have your first litter. Great looking babies on top of that!

Congrtats, the first litter is always special!!!!!!
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Thanks,

Dave Colling

www.rainbows-r-us-reptiles.com

0.1 Wife (WC and still very fiesty)
0.2 kids (CBB, a big part of our selective breeding program)

LOL, to many snakes to list, last count:
26.49 BRB
20.21 BCI
And those are only the breeders

lots.lots.lots feeder mice and rats

I was looking at your website and I am also the proud owner of a Shiba Inu. They make great pets don't they?
Milo

Thank you! My shiba is a bit dysfunctional, but I love him a lot. I'm a sucker for that whole group of dogs.
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Fox Exotics

that's great!!! isn't seeing that first litter the best feeling?!?!

congrats again!
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www.bryansboas.com

Congratulations!!! The first boa litter is always the most exciting. Actually, any boa litter is great in my opinion. I only been successfully breeding boas for the past 4 years or so, and I get excited for each litter. There's nothing like playing with a bunch of baby boas.

Good job.

Jay

Congrats on your success. Hopefully there will be many more litters in the future for you.
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>>I've been working with snakes for many years, and most of the boas in my collection have been here since babies. So I am incredibly excited about this - my first successful boa litter!
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>>This is the first one I picked up (the first truly newborn baby boa I ever handled) and look - he(or she!) has a sort of heart-shaped marking on his head.
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>>This is the father, Dante. The litter are Nicaraguan type II anerys and hets. There were a total of 8 babies and 2 slugs. Both parents are real dwarfs - both the male and female are under 5 ft fully grown.
>>I just had to share, I can't begin to explain my excitement! I've got another 6 female boas who could possibly drop litters for me this year. This was just such a wonderful way to start off my season!
>>Foxloft Studios Artwork
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>>Fox Exotics
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