I picked up 3 captive born baby hatian tree boas this weekend at a local herp show. They were born from an imported gravid mother. The breeder said they were started on anoles. Anyone have a latin nae for these guys? Can't seem to find it on the net. Also, does anyone else on here keep these? I also picked up a nice freshly imported red amazon. Thanks for any help.
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Inhabitants of the reptile room:
Leopard geckos, pictus geckos, crested geckos, african fat-tails, Paroedura bastardi bastardi, Bent-Toed geckos, a velvet gecko, Henkel's Leaf Tails, Bibron's geckos, Texas Banded Geckos, Corn snakes, Ball Pythons, Honduran milks, a single Taiwan Beauty, Leucistic Texas Rats, Solomon Island Tree Boas, a pair of Mali Uromastyx, and a single baby bearded dragon... whew, I think that's it.......
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Hatian Tree Boas
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Epicrates striatus is the scientific name. If the mother was caught on Haiti the subspecies is most likely exagistus..
Cheers Magnus
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Magnus Jansson 
Did you get them from ernie eison from wstr reptiles in florida?
i think i have the parents. He had them and she gave birth then he sold them to me. The parents are doing awesome, healthy and eating. They are striatus stiatus if it is the same guy.
Cheers, don
