50% Possible het T+Albino Nicaragaun Boa - male #1

These babies were produced by breeding a 100% het T+ albino Nicaragaun male to a normal Nicaragaun female. Half the babies in the litter will be 100% het for T+albino the other half will be completely normal. You can't tell which babies are the hets so they are all called 50% possible hets. T+ albino boas are a rich caramel colored albino, they are really great looking snakes. These babies are feeding well on small mice.

$225

1.1 Pair $400

50% Possible het T+Albino Nicaragaun Boa - male #2

Nicaragaun boas don't grow very large, they max out at about 4 feet for males and 5 feet for females.

$225

1.1 Pair $400

50% Possible het T+Albino Nicaragaun Boa - female #1

These are all feeding well on small mice fresh killed or frozen thawed.

$225

1.1 Pair $400

50% Possible het T+Albino Nicaragaun Boa - female #2

$225

1.1 Pair $400

66% Possible het type 2 Anerythristic Nicaragaun Boa - female

This is a sibling to the Salmons shown below. She was produced from a pair of Salmon het for type 2 Anerythristic Nicaragaun boas. Feeds well on small mice.

$200

66% possible het type 2 Anerythristic Super Salmon Nicaragaun boa- male

Awesome looking Salmon boa, if you bred this guy to a normal boa all the babies produced would be Salmons!

$1200

With the female above and below, that's a 1.2 trio $1500

66% possible het type 2 Anerythristic Salmon Nicaragaun boa- female

This is a great project if you are looking to work with something that dosen't get to big. Both these snake feed well on small mice fresh killed or frozen thawed.

$450