Boelens color change~

red boelens · 12-19-12, 11:25 PM

Is shown in red man in the age of 1, 3 years old woman looks black.

**millertime89** · 12-20-12, 10:36 AM

Love this, I've got to get some of these. Thanks for sharing.

BarelyBreathing · 12-20-12, 10:38 AM

Beautiful. Thank you.

Rogue628 · 12-20-12, 12:24 PM

Gorgeous!

shaunyboy · 12-20-12, 12:35 PM

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Originally Posted by millertime89

Love this, I've got to get some of these. Thanks for sharing.

^^^^^
i'd love to get Boelens as well but they're £2000 ($3000) each over here.....

and thats wild caught from Indonesia

to the op
your Boelens are beautifull mate

i really like your female (woman)

cheers shaun

**millertime89** · 12-20-12, 02:29 PM

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Originally Posted by shaunyboy

^^^^^
i'd love to get Boelens as well but they're £2000 ($3000) each over here.....

and thats wild caught from Indonesia

to the op
your Boelens are beautifull mate

i really like your female (woman)

cheers shaun

Unfortunately all of them are wild caught or farmed right now. There have only been a handful of captive breedings and no breeder has managed more than one. That said, once they crack the mystery I'll definitely be getting some.

Robyn@SYR · 12-20-12, 11:15 PM

One of my fave species.

red boelens · 12-23-12, 07:50 PM

Thank you for looking, everyone~~^^

I like boelens python and my favorite species, too~

shaunyboy · 12-24-12, 08:02 PM

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Originally Posted by millertime89

Unfortunately all of them are wild caught or farmed right now. There have only been a handful of captive breedings and no breeder has managed more than one. That said, once they crack the mystery I'll definitely be getting some.

i did hear of clutches hatched in the states,but it was roumoured that it was WILD caught gravid females,transported to the states,where they then layed...

it is generally thought,that the inability to recreate high altitude conditions,thats stopping captive bred clutches,as Boelens live way up the mountains,at high altitude

cheers shaun

emmabee · 12-29-12, 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by shaunyboy

i did hear of clutches hatched in the states,but it was roumoured that it was WILD caught gravid females,transported to the states,where they then layed...

it is generally thought,that the inability to recreate high altitude conditions,thats stopping captive bred clutches,as Boelens live way up the mountains,at high altitude

cheers shaun

thats really interesting, would love someone to try and work this out!!

I LOVE these!! london zoo has an adult pair and juvi trio, totally amazing animals