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The No.1 Boa constrictor site on the web
The distribution area of Boa constrictor extends from the west and east coast of Mexico throughout Central America to Argentina, from sea level to 1,000 meters in height.
The various subspecies and local forms inhabit the most diverse habitats in waters close to high humidity and dense bush.
Boa c. constrictor
Boa c. imperator
Boa c. longicauda
Boa c. amarali
Boa c. sabogae
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Welcome to the No. 1 Boa constrictor website on the internet!
We are proud to keep one of the worldwide most significant collections of pristine wildlife forms of Boa constrictor and we belong to the most recognized Boa constrictor specialists. We keep and breed only pristine wildlife forms of Boa constrictor in order to preserve these beings as they occur in the wild. In the mid 90ies it was us and a few others who introduced this philosphy into herpetoculture.
What do we stand for?
We are opposed to breeding different subspecies of Boa constrictor among themselves, because in our opinion, it should be the task of every responsible breeder, to maintain Boa constrictor as it occurs in the nature.
For instance, breeding a Boa c. imperator male from the distribution area El Salvador to a Boa c. imperator female from Honduras IS ALSO CROSS-BREEDING IN OUR EYES, although both animals are Boa c. imperator.
We place great importance upon acquiring only Boa constrictor subspecies whose origin and status as a pristine wildlife form has been determined beyond any reasonable doubt. In contrast to almost all other breeders we breed true subspecies AND true localities!
Nobody applies a more stringent standard in this matter as we do. We breed many of the Boa constrictor subspecies mentioned on this website.
We are also opposed to the production of "artificial boas" as it happens particularly in the U.S. Crossbred Boa constrictors with various genetic faults are bred among themselves there in order to produce "snowboas, jungleboas, chain-linkboas, ghostboas and so on..."
This is not our objective. Therefore we will not publish pictures of such "artificial boas" on our website.