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Originally Posted by kovacs01
Nope, he is the "other" ground boa from that island, A. Madagascariensis, commonly known among other similar monikers as the madagascan ground boa.
It has been interesting getting his environment just right, since there is so little information out there. I used dumeril's as the baseline, and through research and experimentation have found out that they need quite a bit higher humidity levels than Dumeril's. I think probably they can stand about 2 degrees warmer on average as well, though I doubt that difference is gonna matter much.
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I was able to see it in free last december when i was in the Lokobe forest in Madagascar:
You can check the climate data of Lokobe Nosy be to get it right. It was very humid and quite warm. If you need any info ask me.
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