110% Pure :cool:

This was my last snake back home. I've had much more impressive Trini Boas than him, but he was definetly a handsome guy. These were the only pics I have of him. Didn't have any photography skills back then lol...

http://i451.photobucket.com/albums/qq239/KMRReptiles/l_92a42e57498142a22bf3945664c0e68c1.jpg

Just chilln with a friend

http://i451.photobucket.com/albums/qq239/KMRReptiles/iVjUc6451752-0211.jpg

Excuse the footwear please. That's the result from constant explorations in the forest aka my backyard

http://i451.photobucket.com/albums/qq239/KMRReptiles/KV0Kn080539-0211.jpg

Sweet looking

Nice lookin Trinidad. Nice thin saddles, background color and tail. :cheers:

You should have seen that tail in person!

Nice boa

Hi KMR - do you keep any of the Caribbean Epicrates or colubrids? I have several Epicrates species and wondered if you had any? Currently, I have pairs/groups of Bimini boas, Berry Isle boas, Nassau boas, Jamaicans, Cubans, Turks/Caicos boas and Ford's boas. Also got a small adult group of Tropidophis haetianus.
Thanks, Ryan

Hi KMR - do you keep any of the Caribbean Epicrates or colubrids? I have several Epicrates species and wondered if you had any? Currently, I have pairs/groups of Bimini boas, Berry Isle boas, Nassau boas, Jamaicans, Cubans, Turks/Caicos boas and Ford's boas. Also got a small adult group of Tropidophis haetianus.
Thanks, Ryan


I'm guessing you're referring to all native species?

As far as colubrids go, I've never kept/bred any. I'm not physically attracted to them.

As far as the Epicrates go, I'm DEFINETLY into them. Infact, the Rainbow native to Trinidad, which they call the Columbian (I disagree, I think it's a new subspecies), was the FIRST snake I ever had. Since the first one I had, I bought about another hatchling and a proven breeding pair.

I'm now in the US, so I don't own any Native species.

Just for the record, the Trinidadian Rainbow is probably my favorite snake out of all. Wish they were polymorphic as BP's :p

Look out for pics. I will post them up for you!

Thanks, wasn't sure which island you came from. I also like the Corallus and have a friend with a really nice pair of Trinidadian C. ruschenbergerii,

http://i352.photobucket.com/albums/r354/boidsonly/Corallus%20Ruschenbergerii/TRRuschiF1Nov09.jpg


I'm guessing you're referring to all native species?

As far as colubrids go, I've never kept/bred any. I'm not physically attracted to them.

As far as the Epicrates go, I'm DEFINETLY into them. Infact, the Rainbow native to Trinidad, which they call the Columbian (I disagree, I think it's a new subspecies), was the FIRST snake I ever had. Since the first one I had, I bought about another hatchling and a proven breeding pair.

I'm now in the US, so I don't own any Native species.

Just for the record, the Trinidadian Rainbow is probably my favorite snake out of all. Wish they were polymorphic as BP's :p

Look out for pics. I will post them up for you!

I posted some pics for you in two separate threads in the Boa pic section.

Nice

Thanks, wasn't sure which island you came from. I also like the Corallus and have a friend with a really nice pair of Trinidadian C. ruschenbergerii,

http://i352.photobucket.com/albums/r354/boidsonly/Corallus%20Ruschenbergerii/TRRuschiF1Nov09.jpg

That's awesome, never seen me one of those!!!