Why they are called ruffs? *pics*

[Katt]

These are beautiful naturally coloured and patterned animals. Whilst their colours aren't spectacular, the brown with grey and touch of orange with the pattern adds a certain je ne sais quoi to rough scales.

Check out the beaded scales along with the ridges!! Very neat feeling.
<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v147/Kattia/Boids/ruffscale.jpg">

Full body shot! What a beauty!!

<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v147/Kattia/Boids/ruffscalefem.jpg">

[Linds]

They are such neat looking little guys. So cool :cool:

[BoidKeeper]

Looks like my male!
Cheers,
Trevor

[Katt]

The one picture is the female. The male is sooooo tiny!!!

[BoidKeeper]

How are they feeding for you? My male started off strong on F/T in a delicup with no substrate but has slowed down lately. My female was a real pain. Took me 4 weeks and beta chip to get her going on live. I tried everything but it wasn't until Roy arranged for me to get some beta included in a PCPC order that she ate for me. She has since taken F/T pinkies but then started to refuse. Tonight she ate a live fuzzy mouse and the male was offered a F/K but I won't know till morning if he took it or not.
Cheers,
Trevor

[Katt]

The male I find is the pain, whilst the female has been a better feeder. Live or f/t doesn't matter. They just have to be HOT!

[Simon]

Lovely looking snakes
they look so chubby~
very cute looking
held a couple of these before and its really different from other snakes~

Great looking male you have there~!!

[Katt]

Thanks Simon, but that's the FEMALE pictured.

The male is not as colourful, but has a bit of a zigzag.