Ive always wanted to own a Rubber Boa but have never seen one for sale? Is there a reason for this/ Legal etc?
McTexan
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Offspring for sale
Mctexan
Dec 29, 2010 01:10 PM
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markg
Jan 02, 2011 06:01 PM
There was a previous discussion - scroll down to Nov 6.
It is a combination of laws in certain states where they occur, low rate of production, the snakes not suited to hot weather, and probably a reduced interest compared to more easily obtained CB small boids.
Example: Where I live, I can have some, but can never sell any. I can give them away within the state, but I would never advertise on a classified ad for that purpose.
Luckily, there are breeders that live in states where rubber boas can be advertised w/o issue. They do advertise occasionally. Keep looking on the classifieds. In fact, many here that breed and sell a variety of rosyboas will often have rubber boas too. But again, their production is probably extremely limited.
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Mark
Mctexan
Jan 12, 2011 02:45 PM
Tks I found a nice one and it arrived yesterday.Id like to get a nice small 3.2 colony so if anybody hears of anything else available pls Pm me.
