Robust, not fat.....

[Ryan and Katie]

This is one of our male dumerils.

http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/555hidebox1.jpg

And this is one of our females. They are both around 3 feet. Neither one of them like to be called fat, they prefer robust. We can't believe how big these guys are getting.
http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/555hungry1.jpg

[Lisa]

Lol the second one looks like she's shopping for a car.

[sSNAKESs.com]

very cool, congrats :)

[Clownfishie]

Awesome! :) The Dumeril's are my favourite of the "regular" boas.... How much longer til those guys will be breeding do you think?

[Ryan and Katie]

Originally posted by Clownfishie How much longer til those guys will be breeding do you think?

We actually have another pair that have been introduced already. We have seen some interest and have our fingers crossed. With any luck we will have babies next spring. These two will not be introduced until next year or maybe the year after.

[silke]

i promise i won't tease them :)
they look great...healthy ... NOT fat

LOL

[Clownfishie]

Hmmm.... something else to add to the wish list... LOL :)
From what I've read, these guys stay slightly smaller than the common or redtailed boas, right?

[Linds]

Very nice! and good luck with this years project! :thumbsup:

[Ryan and Katie]

Originally posted by Clownfishie
From what I've read, these guys stay slightly smaller than the common or redtailed boas, right?

Yep, they do stay around 6 feet but have been known to grow larger. They tend to be very stocky snakes. Also, their temperments are great and ours are wonderful eaters.

[J.Monaghen]

Those are damn good looking snakes! I will have to look into them next(when I have the room).

Congrats.
joe

[JKS]

Sweet lookin.
It's not their fault they are "big boned". heh :p