New Sand Boas

I made a purchase with Jason at Jason's Jungle. He is great to deal with.

Anery male, het anery femal, and normal female

Stripe anery female and stripe het anery female

There are two more females somewhere in my house- 1 normal and 1 anery. They escape their original housing, to which I'm still not sure how. These guys are all tiny, so they could be anywhere. I actually had three escape, but by pure luck found one.

If anyone has any tips on finding snakes about the size of a pencil but shorter, please feel free to advise. I've checked under the fridge, under racks, between things, etc. They're somewhere, but I have no clue where.

Snake Calm the Soul

There is something about keeping pet snakes that is calming. I find when I have a bad day, going home to my snakes makes things a little better.

When I am having a bad day,there have been times when I have found myself thinking about one of my snakes and the feel of calm that I get.

Recently, I acquired a pairof sand boas, which I had out for mental relief.

I don't know what it is.

Does anyone else get this wave of calmness when handling their snake(s)?

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new kenyan sand boas

These are my two new sand boas. The male is in shed, but appears like he may have past shed issues. We will see. Both appear hardy. I will try feeding Monday.

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Sand Boa

I'm thinking more and more about getting a pair of sand boas. I had three teeny ones last year, but they were ill and not a one lived. I did what I could to get them to eat, and once consistent, they stopped and died.

I found a pair of yearlings for sale that I'm thinking about getting. These would be much hardier than the 3 week old ones that I purchased last year.

I will definitely keep updated on my decision.