Epicrates cenchria alvarezi photos. This is my pair of adults. This subspecies is easier to keep than other Rainbow Boas. Temperature and humidity are not so critical and they eat much less and are smaller and so do not need large cages. For someone with experience with Cornsnakes or Kingsnakes this Rainbow subspecies would be the easiest to keep.
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Argentinian Rainbow Boas
Jeff Clark
Feb 07, 2010 03:51 PM
Replies (3)
TimS
Feb 08, 2010 03:17 PM
nice looking animals Jeff.
waspinator421
Feb 08, 2010 06:46 PM
Someday, someday...
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Aubrey Ross
saagbay
Feb 09, 2010 07:51 AM
they do look good Jeff, i am starting to like ARBs more and more. they are easier to care for and they stay on the smaller side, i have a cousin that just turned 13, he has a Ball and a Gargoyle gecko, im starting to think if and when the time comes for him to ask "whats next" i might recommend an ARB
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-Stephen-
0.1 Fiance (Babe)
1.0 rotwiler/chow (Boomer)
1.0 norm corn (Jake)
1.0 col redtail boa (Switch, formally known as Dixie)
0.1 ball python (Bella)
1.1 Brazilian Rainbow Boa (Torpaz & Saphira)
