I have a large female kenyan sand boa that is blueish/grey and brownish/black what is it official name and is it valuable?
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I have a large female kenyan sand boa that is blueish/grey and brownish/black what is it official name and is it valuable?
Without a photograph, this will be difficult. Does the snake have smooth or keeled scales?
~~Greg~~
Sorry, I don't have any pic yet. But I'm sure from the pictures that I have seen she is axanthic. Is she rare ? or valuable ?
I haven't figured out what it is yet. Obviously, if you can determine the sex of the snake (she) you can tell me if the thing has keeled or smooth scales.
~~Greg~~
It is an axanthic (anerythristic) Kenyan Sandboa. They aren't as common as regular kenyans in the pet market, but they certainly aren't rare.
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Chris Harrison
She is smooth scaled, and from other pics that I have seen, she must be an Axanthic kenyan sand boa. Is this a rare type, or valuable ? She is about 18" and very full bodied.
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