New Sand Boa

[MindUtopia]

Thanks for all your help answering my sand boa questions! Well, I just got back from the show and here she is: my new anery kenyan sand boa, Annabelle. It's a crappy pic but the best I could snap before my camera battery died. I'll post more eventually but I just wanted to show her off.

By the way, I held her when I got her home and this is seriously the nicest, calmest snake I've ever seen. She's won my heart away from the corns! And I also saw a beautiful albino that I'd like to pick up next time.

 

[Socrates]

Gorgeous - gorgeous - GORGEOUS, Karen. :drool: Many congrats on this beauty. I can see how happy you are.

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Wendy
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[OldHag]

Shes a pretty one!!
I love anery's. My female anery is old/big enough this year to breed!!! Im going to breed her with my 100% het male so I get the half anery and half normal looking!! It will be like christmas! in the summer!

 

[Natemass]

if me getting a ATB doesnt work out im getting one of those and "oldhag" ill keep that breeding project in mind incase you are selling any of the babys:}

 

[dojang]

She is really a cutie... its hard to see her 'sheen' from the pic.. but what a cute little fat sausage snake

 

[MindUtopia]

She is really a cutie... its hard to see her 'sheen' from the pic.. but what a cute little fat sausage snake

Awww. And someone is going to be putting holes in the top of my new cute little fat sausage snake house really soon!

 

[Thoth]

Call me strange but I'm not a fan of the anery's. Though I got luck at the White plains show and pick up a yellow and black male.

 

[AviculariaLover]

Such a cutie! I love my sand boa to death I've always wanted an anery, hopefully someday I can get one. I want to breed snakes eventually but until I'm done with college, I can't even have them as pets (legally) so they're staying home. Getting things over the border seems like quite a hassle. (I live in the US but im going to college in Canada).

Good luck with the lil guy, they're certainly amazingly adorable docile snakes. Except at feeding time

 

[Takumaku]

Be warned, sand boas are addicting. I started with one, as my first snake, back about 10 years ago. Back then, Kenyans (E. c. love.) and Egpytian (E. c.) were considered separate subspecies.

I still have my little porky, but have added a few different morphs (axanthic, amelanistic, amelanistic paradox) to my collection.

If you like Kenyans, you might want to add a E. johni (brown sand boa) to your list.