Preview of the first image of Stunning boa ready for rehoming.

Advert Description

This stunning boa came into our snake rescue many months ago due to her owner no longer being able to care for her.
She is 3ft long and roughly 3yr old so plenty of growing left to do. Believed to be a hypo salmon.
She eats, sheds and poops like a champ.
She does need a special home due to being highly reactive and defensive. She does bite without warning however she is really calming down with short and regular handling so needs a very experienced and confident owner who isn't afraid of taking a love bite ??.
Rehoming fee all goes back into the many snakes we take in, nurse back to health before finding forever homes.
We have several other snakes waiting on homes so please feel free to message to discuss other snakes. Please note we only rescue snakes no other reptiles

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Additional Information

  • This advert has had 403 views
  • This advert was Created 36 days ago
  • This advert was Updated 4 days ago
  • Andover, Hampshire
Advert Type
Private Advert
Sex
Female
Breed
Boa
Current Age
3 years
CITES Article 10
No - this species does not require an Article 10 certificate