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Kenyan or West African Sand Boas?

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Posted by: rhasputin at Sat Apr 20 13:30:32 2013  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by rhasputin ]  
   

I got these boas from 2 different sources. Both told me they were Kenyan, but someone mentioned that the pattern on one looked a bit like it could be a West African rather than a Kenyan, and that's important for me to know because I have males and females together, and the West Africans lay eggs, and the East Africans have live birth. I have no idea if I can tell the difference, or if anyone can, I've read a lot of conflicting information about identification.

Here's photos of all 4.

Agamemnon (normal male)








Ashura (Anerythristic male)







Akasha (normal female, has some eye trauma from when I got her)









Cascabel (normal female)








Any advice would be appreciated!


   

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