Sonoran desert boa's

[J&SReptiles]

Last week we've picked up our new boa's, a pair of Sonoran desert boa's.
Their parents are proven het Leopard, so these beauties have a 66% chance to be heterozygous aswell. I can't wait to see if there will be some nice Leopards among their offspring in a couple of years!
Anyways, today i decided to take some pics of the male, and here they are:

 

[Nanci]

Pretty! Where would they come from in the wild? I have a Sonoran River Toad.

 

[J&SReptiles]

Thanks!
They are from the Sonoran desert in northern Mexico, and are the most northern living boa constrictors, or so i've been told, lol.
Coolest thing about them, imo, is that they stay really small. Their mum is only about 1,2m in length.

 

[tricksterpup]

I just recently got a boa that was called a Mexican Desert boa as well. But this thing was very emaciated and had retained shed. Its a nice dark boa but I have to wait till i can get it back into shape before I can seriously tell what it is.

but that is a purty snake. good luck with them.

 

[J&SReptiles]

Poor thing! I really hope he'll get back into shape soon! Keep us updated

 

[SnakesRule1234]

Ah.. sweet! I wish I could have one of these... any small boa, actually.
Nice photos, also.

 

[dpreston66]

Great snake! :crazy02:

 

[Pasodama]

Very nice Boas.

It will be really cool if they produce some Leopards one day.

 

[J&SReptiles]

Thanks guys!
I'll have my fingers crossed when they start breeding in a few years, and if they do turn out to be het, i'll post some pics of the Leopards ofcourse