Good dwarf boa breeder in the US

Trevor Flink · 10-17-16, 02:33 PM

I was looking for suggestions for good dwarf boa breeders(besides cuttingedgeherps) so I can start scouting for my purchase next year.

**Tsubaki** · 10-17-16, 02:48 PM

Why not cuttingedgeherps? my superhypo was bred by Vin Russo, amazing quality animals.

Albert Clark · 10-17-16, 02:52 PM

I second that! Vinny is also the president of my herpetological society. Author extroadinare.

Trevor Flink · 10-17-16, 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Tsubaki

Why not cuttingedgeherps? my superhypo was bred by Vin Russo, amazing quality animals.

I was looking for others also. I am making a list of good breeders and I have cuttingedgeherps already on it.

Albert Clark · 10-17-16, 03:31 PM

Try Bob Clark reptiles. I believe he breeds dwarf boas.

Trevor Flink · 10-17-16, 03:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Albert Clark

Try Bob Clark reptiles. I believe he breeds dwarf boas.

The only dwarf boa I saw was a Annery type 2 Nicaraguan Boa. I am looking for standard colors not these fancy morphs. I like how nature made these animals look. Also correct me if I am wrong but all dwarf boa morphs besides the normal are not pure bloodline.

**Tsubaki** · 10-17-16, 04:03 PM

Certain morphs came from wild caught dwarf boas, so yea they are pure bloodline.

**Andy_G** · 10-17-16, 06:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Trevor Flink

The only dwarf boa I saw was a Annery type 2 Nicaraguan Boa. I am looking for standard colors not these fancy morphs. I like how nature made these animals look. Also correct me if I am wrong but all dwarf boa morphs besides the normal are not pure bloodline.

Incorrect. Actually the opposite...all hypo boas originated from central american bloodlines, as did blood boas. There are also other pure locality morphs around.

Trevor Flink · 10-17-16, 06:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Andy_G

Incorrect. Actually the opposite...all hypo boas originated from central american bloodlines, as did blood boas. There are also other pure locality morphs around.

Thanks for the info. I was basing my info off of the hypo hog island boas which are not pure hog.

dannybgoode · 10-18-16, 12:41 AM

I can't help you with breeders unfortunately but I'd snap someone's arm off if I was offered a snake from Vin Russo stock so I know which breeder mentored I'd be choosing!

Completely agree with you on wild types-by far my favourite also. I'm generally not into morphs although there is the odd exception (trouble is odd exception generally means eye-wateringly expensive!)