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Tarahumara or dwarf BCI, born here in July of 2003, still under 12" long in this photo taken two days ago.

I love these boas. They are very colorful, stay small and are very well-behaved. Mom was 39" long and weighed 1.6 kilograms just before giving birth, her second perfect litter.

The more common, but still interesting Sonoran boa has a slightly different look, gets bigger faster and normally has a big attitude.

Thanks for looking!

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Gus
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>>Tarahumara or dwarf BCI, born here in July of 2003, still under 12" long in this photo taken two days ago.
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>>I love these boas. They are very colorful, stay small and are very well-behaved. Mom was 39" long and weighed 1.6 kilograms just before giving birth, her second perfect litter.
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>>The more common, but still interesting Sonoran boa has a slightly different look, gets bigger faster and normally has a big attitude.
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>>Thanks for looking!
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Could you post a photo of comparisons between a sonoran and a tarahumara side by side? Top view would be cool. I'd like to see what the differences are.

Nice pic!

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GREAT PIC Gus. I love my Taras too..... But my Sonoran, PePe and his girlfriend Sylvia, are 2 of the sweetest snakes i own...never has a attitude! The ones that dohave attitude in my collection are the baby Nics and the Cay Caulkers. Thiose lil' buggers never fail to strike at me. susan

I love the look of those little guys. They remind me of miniature Argentines (sorta). Please let me know if you ever have any of those available. I'd like to get a pair.

SSSammy