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It's nice to have good friends. A friend of mine came over to check out the new farm and asked if I was still breeding Jamaican Boas and I said yes but I was trying to get new bloodlines. He asked me to stop by his house and handed me this in a bag. I tried to buy or trade for it and he said absolutely not. The good news is it's NOT related to mine at all. I didn't have a clue he had it or I would have went begging a long time before this.........TC

Fabulous Specimen for sure Tom!

JJ

Heck for that animal it would be nice to have bad enemies! Ha!

Joel

If you don't mind I have a couple questions about the Jamaicans. Is it difficult to get permits to ship them accross state lines? And, is it difficult to get the neonates feeding? I am very interested in getting into them in the future. On a side note I'm glad you're back in the business. I bought from you back before the internet when you sent out those cool monthly price lists. I used to look forward to getting those in the mail. Ah, the good ole` days!
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jeff pfeifer

The permits are not that difficult to obtain and the neonates readily eat anoles AND QUAIL which are easy to get. I'm sending a list out again but now thru the internet....thanks....TC

That Jamaican Boa is incredible!!!
I remember about 20 years ago I used to go to Larry Rouch's house about once a month to get new critters. He used to have a pair of Jamaicans or if my memory serves me correctly they were Jamaicans. but I had great admiration for these Boas as well as the others in the complex. I now I have pictures of one of the large Jamaicans or it could have been from the Bahamas. When I find it I will scan it and post it or just email it to you. Good luck with all your new projects!
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Charles Koutris

Looks awesome, love the black coloration Just got in a litter of 0.0.6 '08 fordii - completely new bloodline also.

Will be in touch after the holiday's about heading down to visit.
Ryan

Look forward to seeing you and remember we have a spare room and plenty of space. Shoot last weekend Greg Graziani, his son, and Sean Heflich spent the weekend here. So come on down and congrats on the fordi. I have 2.3 all unrelated so if I produce any I'll send some your way.....TC

a Epicrates subflavus at this size.
Hope you will succesfull bred with this one..

congrats...

SIEGI
home of the squaretails

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www.albinoboas.com

You think thats big? Check out this f-3 14 year old female I produced years ago. Now this is a BIG Jamaican!! It's a bad pic because it will bite the snot out of you and the head is almost twice the size of the male I posted. Actually Jamaicans get very large and I've seen several over 10' long.....TC

thought they will stay much smaller...
thanks for sharing the pics..

SIEGI
home of the squaretails

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STUNNING TOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bobby, no one ever keeps these or knows much about them but their extremely variable in color and can be absolutely stunning....TC

one of those could give you one heck of a bite!! Nice looking animals, I didn't know they got that big either!

Good luck on convincing your friend for a breeder loan!!

Chaz Neely

Did anyone else initially think it was a scrub python, or am I the only one?
That is an incredible snake!

Thanks everyone for your kind comments. Merry Christmas....TC

know that they got to that size & it seems pretty placid too.
Good luck!