[nino_rojo]

Anyone else watch this progam on Nat Geo Wild Tonight?
He found what he called a "Dwarf Boa". It was probably only about a foot long and he said it would not grow any/much bigger. Im not sure where he was, although i think it was somewhere in Africa and fed on small lizards that seemed to spend most of their time in the trees so I would guess it was arboreal, or at least part arboreal. Anyone know what it actually was?

 

[Daniel10]

Calabaria Reinhardti - Calabar Burrowing Python or one of the Sand boas Eryx ssp.

 

[KathyM]

Do sand boas live in trees? :whistling2::lol2:

 

[goodwin1234]

Do sand boas live in trees? :whistling2::lol2:

Of course they do!
























Only in sand trees though:Na_Na_Na_Na:

 

[lobob]

I saw this program AGES ago but yes remember that, not sure what it was

 

[nino_rojo]

Do sand boas live in trees? :whistling2::lol2:

Hah! Well, I dont know for sure it could climb, but as Jesus said it would feed on the (hugely abundant) lizards which occupied the trees, I just made the assumption. :whistling2:

 

[nino_rojo]

Calabaria Reinhardti - Calabar Burrowing Python or one of the Sand boas Eryx ssp.

Hmmm.. didnt look like one from what I remember. It actually looked like a very very small boa, not a worm :lol2:

 

[KathyM]

Of course they do!


Only in sand trees though:Na_Na_Na_Na:

LOL I stand corrected then! :lol2: