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Here are some new pictures I took to day of my 2006 female Brazilian boa constrictor. She is coming along just fine growing her slow so she will have a long and healthy life. I hope to find some new Brazilian's that I like in the next few years as I really like these boas.

When she old enough here is her boyfriend he is a 2005 Brazilian boa constrictor.

Take care
Tom
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McCarthyBoas.com

Those are very nice, what is the bloodline?

Joel
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Don't tread on me!

The male is from Eugene Bessette Bloodline and the female is from Bill Cagle Bloodline. I hope to get a few more in the next year or two from other bloodlines so I have a good variety when I breed them. I also will not ever cross breed these guys to any other type of boa as I want to keep them pure. I do like some morphs and I own a few of them. But when I have a pure locality boa I like to keep it that way.

Take care
Tom
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McCarthyBoas.com

Very Nice!! Good to see someone working with the real boas that have genetic background. Here is a link to some of the boas I used to have in the collection. You'll recognize the JT Silverback and Lloyd Lemke Brazilian Amarali among others.

http://s352.photobucket.com/albums/r354/boidsonly/Boa Constrictor Subspecies/

Best of luck,
Jeff Murray
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Jeff Murray
www.boa-subspecies.com

Where did the clouded boas go?

Joel
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Don't tread on me!

They went overseas when the mutant mutt frenzy came along-I could not sell 2 litters of orophias babies and gave up on the nebulosa as it would have been the same. I have a line on both subspecies for this year but I will never sell them to anyone who has mutts (or anyone who has ever had them). Gus and maybe 3 other people in the country have my confidence in keeping these subspecies pure-they certainly deserve working with such rare and beautiful boas.
Thanks for your interest.
Jeff
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Jeff Murray
www.boa-subspecies.com