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Looking for pure yellow boa mandrita,
does anyone know were i can find a breeder?

Contact CE who posted several lines below this one. Charles didn't breed his but should be able to set you up with the breeder's name and contact information. I've never seen higher yellow ones than that last litter! Many pics have been posted here.

The animal pictures was produced by Jeff Hartwig (www.jeffhartwig.com), it was a small litter but all of the litter was super high yellow. The parents are paired up now so with any luck there will be more high yellows around in about 8-10 months. You could also try Doug Taylor who produces Sanzinia frequently. as for the highest yellow ... there's a guy in Denmark who has a super high yellow pair , more yellow then mine, but trying to import CITES apendix I animals in to the US isn't an easy task unless you have connections. The most high yellow animals I have ever seen (in photos) were produced by a guy in Denmark named Rene Voss , Rene has since gotten out of reptiles and I believe his spectacular animals were dispursed throughout Europe. If you want the most yellow, you have to find a European breeder and pray you can import them (not an easy task). Jeff's animals are probably the most yellow produced in this country , I have heard rumors of others hiding super yellow animals they produced, but I can't verify that. You could also try Stan Chiras , his recent litter is probably the most yellow I've seen offered other then Jeff's ... good luck !

I was able to obtain a male and female sibling of the 75% yellow Sanzinia bred by Rene Voss shortly before he sold his entire stock. Unfortunately, I live in the UK and have experienced a lot of problems trying to get Appendix 1 snakes into the States. I intend to put this pair together in a week or so, hopefully they both carry the 'yellow' gene! Eric

Hi Eric!

I'm actually living in Stockholm Sweden so there will be no problems.

Please contact me as soon as possible so we can talk a bit more.

Ph:46-768-615454
Mail:nhb72@hotmail.com

Best regards Tomas

np

Charles hows the temperment with your sanzinia. I really like the mellow laidback temperment of the Dumerils. Are Sanzinias the same?
Thanks and keep posting your nice pics.
Chuck

I would say they are probably even more docile then dumerils. She has never even looked like she was going to strike let alone hiss or actually strike... I would trust her in the hands of my 2 yeard old son.

They are as trustworthy a snake as can be found. They are the easiest snake I've ever kept too.

I think there's gonna be some really beautiful animals produced, but it may take a little while. Since female MTB's seem to take a few years to get big enough to breed.

There are a few pairs out there that are my Picks of the Litter. I think you'll see some super awesome animals if the folks with those animals can be successful with breeding them.

Doug T

>>I would say they are probably even more docile then dumerils. She has never even looked like she was going to strike let alone hiss or actually strike... I would trust her in the hands of my 2 yeard old son.

Doug Taylor Reptiles

I'd love to pick up one. I always enjoy looking at yours shes gorgeous. I enjoy the temperment of the dumerils so if shes more docile than that I know I would like one.
Thanks & Merry Christmas,
Chuck

Thanx for all the info CE!

I'm actually living Sweden Stockholm so i don't have to think about the import problem in europe.
You don't perhaps have the phone/mail to
Doug Taylor and Stan Chiras ?

Very much thanx again.
Regards Tomas Sweden