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Here's a RARE pic of Jay Wagner's female Epicrates gracilis ovulating. These are a little know arboreal Boa endemic to Haiti and the D.R. Adult size is about 3' long and the diet Anoles. I've bred these to f-3 generations in the past. Neonates are bright orange in color. In my opinion these are the most unique Boas that exist today and most herpers don't even know they exist. I have a lone male and Jay sent me his female last year on loan. It appears that our loan will come to fruition this year. If anyone out there has any of these I'd be interested to know...thanks

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Tom Crutchfield
www.tomcrutchfield.com

Very nice Tom... good luck!
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Aubrey Ross

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www.SlipstreamSerpents.com

Look great, Tom, shaping up to be an exciting year.

Pic of 1.1 bahamas boas taken this morning...he's been courting this female very heavily for the last week, although I'm not 100% certain that they have copulated yet.
Ryan

Ryan, your the man on Bahama Boas. In fact you have all of them that I know of in the U.S. Congrats
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Tom Crutchfield
www.tomcrutchfield.com

Tom/Ryan,
Looks like it will be a very good year for the West Indian Boas. Congrats to you both.
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Jeff Murray
www.boa-subspecies.com

Werry nice

Sign me up on the waiting list .

Peter