Baby Solomon Island Ground Boas (Candoia paulsoni) were born here at DHR September 26th, 2020. These beautiful, robust boas are known for large litters of small babies.
Baby Solomon Island Ground boas are tiny replicas of their parents. However, they will start to change color after their first few sheds.
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Some Ocellated skinks were born the other day.
Ocellated skinks (Chalcides ocellatus) are small skinks (8-11 in) found in Italy (Sardinia, Sicily, Lampedusa island), Malta, Greece (Crete, Karpathos, Rhodos, Kythnos, Kasos), Cyprus, Turkey (Anatolia).
In the last few years, we’ve become huge skink fans, and Ocellated Skinks are one of a few species that have found their way into our menagerie. These beautiful skinks are as smooth as glass, with glossy overlapping dorsal scales and relatively small limbs.
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Hopefully just a few more meals and these beautiful Amazon Tree Boas (Corallus hortulanus) will be ready for their new homes. <3
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We hope everyone is managing well during these challenging times. COVID has presented many challenges. However, one of the benefits for us has been the opportunity to spend more time with our animals.
We thought we would share a photo of our adult female Rain Snake (Gonyosoma frenatus) . This is an arboreal species native to India, South China, Taiwan, and North Vietnam.
If you’re interested in reading more about this species, check-out this link.
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2020 Amazon Tree Boas are here! We never get tired of seeing baby Amazons, their variable color and patters never fail to impress.
For the 2020 season we’re expecting several litters this year, so the fun has just started.
However, it will be a few weeks before our 2020 Amazon Tree Boas are available for new homes.
Finally, if you would like to be added to a wait list or if you have any questions, please contact us. 🙂
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Our 2020 Hog Island Boas are ready for their new homes! We finally found some time to take some pictures of the boas.
These boas are naturally hypo in color, featuring orange tail saddles with clean, background color, and light speckling. “Hog’s” as they’re affectionately called by keepers, are unique in the way they can vary in coloration. Being light in color in in the early morning hours. their color hue tends to darken throughout the day. Our groups of pure Hog Isle boas that we’re working with have reduced speckling and vibrant orange tails.
Be sure to read our terms of service when purchasing an animal. We’ll always try to do our best to accommodate you best we can. Contact us for details.
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Hi all! Our 2020 litter of Leopard Boas are ready for new homes.
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions. 🙂
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Just a little amazon fun today! This little female Amazon Tree Boa (Corallus hortulanus) was all geared up last night during feeding.
She had been nicely coiled up under her silk-plant until the scent of a rodent woke her up. 🙂
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We had some Leopard Boas born here the other day. The sire was a Sonoran Leopard and the dam was Central Hypo HET Leopard.
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How about those Uromastyx! Here’s a few pictures of one of our 2019 CBB baby Nigerian Uromastyx (Uromastyx geyri).
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