Jamaican Boa (Epicrates subflavus)
Submitted By:
Tom Crutchfield Reptiles
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BREEDER COMMENTS: “This is one of a clutch of 26 baby Jamaican boas (Epicrates subflavus) I’ve had born this year. Jamaican boas are an endangered species and variable in color as adults, ranging from a golden yellow to a bright tangerine orange, with the latter third of the body being black. Very few herpetoculturists are working with any of the West Indian Epicrates, many of which are very beautiful, such as the Jamaican boa.”
