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Latest news about Boa Sololon Island Tree History
NY Captive Bred & CC Photography: - Happy New Year Everyone!Within the next couple months there will be a lot of pairings: Ball pythons, Amazon tree boas, New Guinea tree boas, Solomon Island tree boas, Haitian boas, and Banded Cat-eyed snakes! I may be breeding my Sibon, and ... Continue reading
I Need Info on Solomon Island Tree Boa'sI know some things about them,but I couldn't find a good care sheet.I really,really want to know the temperatures.I pretty much know everyting else.The one I plan on getting is a baby,so I doubt it is. Continue reading
NY Captive Bred & CC Photography: - Feeding DayNow my Leptodiera and Oxyrhopus will eat scented pinks, but I stick with the natural items, so they get feeder geckos delivered from LLLReptile every few weeks. There's even one Solomon Islands tree boa (SITB) that only ... Continue reading
Pacific Boa Constrictor Snakes (Candoia bibroni bibroni): Reptiles ...One of the smaller boas, the Solomon Island Tree Boas are extremely beautiful and captive bred specimens are very docile. These little known boas are the favorite snakes of many that are fortunate enough to own them. Continue reading
Jessie Marcos: What pets ya'll have , which is the best big snake?i have 2 parakeets, a water dragon, 2 mice, 2 rats, 2 main gerbils, an asian green vine snake, a corn snake, a solomon island tree boa, an emperor scorpion, a chaco golden kneed tarantula,a yellow-bellied turtle, and a ... Continue reading
snakecommunity: CB Solomon Island Tree BoaCB Solomon Island Tree Boa I picked this guy up in a trade. Hes my first arboreal and i'm already in love. These guys are pretty common as wild caughts and long term captives but he is captive bred and almost fully grown. Continue reading
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Solomon Island Tree Boas, true to their name, are found in the Pacific Solomon Island archipelago, where they live in trees and will occasionally come to the ground. Generally, they live in forests near rivers, but will stray close to human dwellings as long as they can find many rodents on which to subsist.