Neat little guys....

[Jeff_Favelle]

Obviously not as colorful as their Brazilian counterparts, but they are fun and unique and great in their own way.

Epicrates cenchria maurus

http://members.shaw.ca/uploaded_pics/CRM1.jpg

[Sean_.E.]

Nice snake, I dont know what it is about colombian rainbows but I think they are amazing!

[Linds]

Very nice! :)

[BoidKeeper]

Looks like a brown anaconda doesn't it. Very nice. How old, where'd ya get it, what sex?
Cheers,
Trevor

[Clownfishie]

Nice Jeff :) As usual.... hehe...

[Lisa]

Pretty good looking, I've never seen as nice a pic of a columbian as this one.

[Jeff_Favelle]

Thanks!

Lisa, you should see Zoe Stevens CRB's! They are pretty amazing too!

I'm going to try and line-breed mine for yellow AND pattern, but its going to be a long road. These snakes are sooo similar to BRB's, yet different in many ways. Its hard to explain, but owners of both will quickly realize the differences.

Boidkeeper, its a he, and he's 18 months old and was bought from a guy in Ontario. I have 8 CRB's and I should produce 2-3 litters this year.

Sean, man, they grew on me too! I don't know why. Some people see them as being plain Brazilians, but I don't look at them that way. Often, they have better irridescence, they seem to be more curious, they are more hardy (although I've never nuked a member of either subspecies) and they go through serious ontogenetic changes, even more so than the Brazilians.


Thanks all, for looking, and commenting!

Here's a pair that I got from Darren Hamill this summer. Both are in sheds, sorry! :D



http://members.shaw.ca/uploaded_pics/CRF3.jpg


http://members.shaw.ca/uploaded_pics/CRM2.jpg

[Edwin]

Me like :)

[Jeff_Favelle]

Thanks Edwin!! :D