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23-05-2008, 06:59 PM
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Rare boas ....
Cay Caulker boas (Boa constrictor imperator) are dwarf locality boas, from two small islands about 20 miles off the Northern coast of Belize. They are one of the rarest boas in the wild with very few in captivity. They have a natural Anery look to them.
I have a reserve trio (2.1) of 2007 boas available. They all have some nice striping which we believe is genetic. Feeding on defrosted mice or rats. £950.00 for the trio. (Photos with and without flash) cheers, John   
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23-05-2008, 10:52 PM
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Cay caulkers
Someone asked me so thought I would confirm, these are NOT Crawl Cays .... these are the rare Cay Caulkers from a totally different island. As adults they look like light Anery Motley boas.
cheers, John
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