My Paraguana Peninsula Boas
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- Опубликовано: 24 май 2022
- An update on my Paraguana Peninsula Boas and everything I know about them so far. These are an AMAZING dwarf locality. If you like snakes and especially less common species, you've stumbled on the right video. I've also heard them referred to as Paragaunera Peninsula Boas and Venezuelan Boas. Is anyone else keeping locality boas or uncommon Imperators?
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That girl has the most gorgeous markings! Glad you could reassure the stressed one!
she's a real beaut, thank you! haha it took him a bit but he's a champ now I'm very proud
I had no idea this snake species existed! Now I can have a boa without having to worry about a ginormous enclosure that would never fit in my house. I’m going to be doing research on this species soon so I will probably be commenting on your videos with questions about these beautiful animals. I hope you don’t mind and will be open to sharing some of your knowledge with me. 🤘🏻☺️💕
more than happy to help! Ive still learning a ton about them myself but would love to share. Brian Boa's is another great resource
@@leafystreet Thank you so much! I’ll definitely check that out and I’m super excited about learning more about these beautiful boas. ☺️
@Leafy Street educates like a multimillion subscriber channel. He is very good. 😊
Thank you. I love those boas! 🥰 I currently have two smaller species, sadly have not seen those here and probably won't for many years.
sweet! what species you keeping
I am looking forward to the bioactive enclosures
They are very hard to find
Beautiful boa 😍
thank you so much
Did you visit my country Venezuela? If so, I hope you liked it.
Im thinking some bromeliads and live moss walls in there new enclosures could bring out some very neat behaviors i often see my candoia wrapped around broms curious to see if they would enjoy it
Bromeliads are a great idea. I'm plant shopping for the build this weekend, I'm super excited. I need to find plants that are edible because I don't trust them not to take down a leaf or two when they are feeding so I'll likely stick with broms, ferns and calatheas
@@leafystreet sounds like some beautiful combos will also keep that nice high humidity and extra moisture for them to drink off
155 subs at the time of editing man you blew up
@leafystreet any updates with these two???? Do you know when they will reach breeding age?
theyre doing well. growing slow and steady. itll be 2-3 years before they can breed. Theyre the most intelligent herps I have by far
Dream snakes for sure 😍😍😍 I'm obsessed. I know it's far out, but how can I get on the list to purchase offspring??? Is it through your patreon?
where did you get yours?omg I'm in love
These guys are from Vin Russo at Cutting Edge Herp. Highly recommend, they're so amazing and Vin is top notch
@@leafystreet thanks for your reply!
where did you buy him?
The pair is from Vin Russo over at Cutting Edge Herp. He will usually announce births on his socials then it's first come first serve by email. he's also at a lot of expos
You should buy a turtle next