This has got to be one of my top favorite projects. You got locality and morphs in one project. This year I'm trying for het leopards with a pretty female Sonoran paired with my male sonoran leopard produced by Bruke Reptiles. Next year he will be paired with a 100% sonoran hypo making Hypos het leopard (all still 100% sonoran :rockon:) I plan to do a little mixing with colombian morphs also. maybe bring the sharp albino in to the mix :)

Almost hard to believe it's a boa constrictor huh?
http://www.redwoodreptiles.com/images/8-7-07/leon_2473-resize.jpg

http://www.redwoodreptiles.com/images/8-7-07/leon_2475-resize.jpg

http://www.redwoodreptiles.com/images/8-7-07/leon_2479-resize.jpg

http://www.redwoodreptiles.com/images/IMG_5181-resize.jpg

http://www.redwoodreptiles.com/images/IMG_5497.jpg

http://www.redwoodreptiles.com/images/IMG_5500.jpg

gotta love the black eyes of the leopards
http://www.redwoodreptiles.com/Albums/09-17-06/Leon-4s.jpg

When he "goes blue" he really goes BLUE!
http://www.redwoodreptiles.com/images/IMG_5664.jpg

http://www.redwoodreptiles.com/Albums/Leon/leon_6997.jpg

http://www.redwoodreptiles.com/Albums/Leon/leon_6993.jpg

http://www.redwoodreptiles.com/Albums/10-03-06/IMG_3864es.jpg

Thanks for looking

Man, that's one hot little boa, I wish you the best of luck with your projects with him! :master::master:

Thank you very much Jason

Very Very Very Nice :yourock: You collection is really amazing!!! Thanks for the pic's!!

WOW :yourock: that one cool looking boa

Thanks guys! I love'um!

Ok, I'm absolutely sold on that.... what are they like temperament wise?

sonorans are very hissy.. they have a funny bluff that they do.. they will puff and hiss but display no other signs of being angry. I have never been struck at by any of my sonorans. They are dwarfs so they stay small.. an awesome breed for sure!

here is a photo of him i took tonight. He has the right idea, just the wrong end! ;)

http://www.redwoodreptiles.com/images/IMG_9317.jpg

Oh if you get babies.... well, I'll be really interested. What do they max out at size wise?

6' would be a large female.

6' would be a large female.

Thanks, sounds perfect to me....

Wow Christian that is awesome!

That's a very interesting looking boa. I like all the coloration. That 'right idea, wrong end' pic cracked me up :wamma:

Quig

Nice boas Bro! That pattern is out of this world! The size is perfect also. This is why I was always attracted to Hog Islands because of the small adult size. Good luck and I hope the little guy figures out Tab A into Slot B for you!

Awesome snake and great pictures as well.... I want some leopards!!

I want in that project soooo bad

Oh if you get babies.... well, I'll be really interested. What do they max out at size wise?
I am so glad you said this as want one but first......

Can you Christian give me details on them as not familiar with care and always do homework before getting anything.

Now that is one hot boa!!

Wow that is gorgeous. We've Sonorans in the house, but not the leopard version....might have to get on the list.....

Wow, nice boa! Keep us updated with him.

That is one beautiful boa. May have to add that to the list of additions here as well. Up to Jeff though since he's the one dealing with them.

Can you Christian give me details on them as not familiar with care and always do homework before getting anything.

Sonorans are easy to keep. 60%+ humidity, 80-90 degrees variant temps. During breeding i guess it's best to have a night drop that dips into the lower 70's We will see how I do this year with this setup. :)

I think this is the third of forth time I've been back to this thread, those little leopards are awesome, and the hypo sonorans themselves aren't too shabby. Seeing all these sweet little dwarf boas is painful! :lol:

Damn man those are pretty freaking dramatic.. They don't look like boa constrictors at all. Way cool project my man. I'd love to hear how that project progresses so keep us updated brother!

Good luck this season.

Very nice.. they look amazing I want!!

Sonorans are easy to keep. 60%+ humidity, 80-90 degrees variant temps. During breeding i guess it's best to have a night drop that dips into the lower 70's We will see how I do this year with this setup. :)
Thank you for the info...much appreciated :rockon:

Thats what im talking about!!!
Havent seen them in years!!Best of luck to you on the project.:master:

Wowza!! Good luck!:yourock:

Wow!! Those are crazy looking boas.. Good luck on getting him to produce for you.. Keep us updated on your progress..

Alan

oh yeah that is one really really impresive boa and project cant say enough how awesome that boa looks

Back and drooling again.....

those things are freakin hott love them things

WOW! What a gorgeous Snake! truely nice coloring! :D Great pics!

That is freaking insane!!!

:eek: I can't get over that head pattern... Thanks for the eye candy! Best of luck with that awesome project!

Man Oh Man do I ever have something to mix into that stuff :rockon:

Here is a hint :rockon:
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o188/Honduranfire/a1324525.jpg


Pure Central American

stunning snakes mate absolutely gorgeous

Man Oh Man do I ever have something to mix into that stuff :rockon:

Here is a hint :rockon:
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o188/Honduranfire/a1324525.jpg


Pure Central American
That is some serious orange!

Major orangness going on there. For some reason orange just really looks wicked on boas..:rockon:

That would jack a leopard up pretty good wouldn't it :devil:


That is some serious orange!