Solomon Island Ground Boas

South Bend IN

Description

I have these 1.1 Solomon Island ground boa youngsters thriving and finally ready to graduate to their forever home, together or solo. They've shed and they've been eating unscented day-old pinkies for at least two months. Female is tan with pink or peach undertones, especially along the dorsal pattern and towards the tail. Male is gray with orange undertones along the dorsal pattern and on his belly. He has a really neat reduced pattern! These guys are a lot more sensitive than other snake species, best for intermediate or experienced hobbyists. Females are slightly longer than an adult ball python, but they grow incredibly slow. I've poured my blood, sweat, and tears into getting these guys established and I'm super passionate about the species. Feel free to email or text me with any questions - even if you just want to know more about their care, or if the species might be a good fit for you. I've also got tons of photos from the day they were born, in different lighting, etc. The Candoia genus shows lots of color variation depending on mood and time of day.