Krackle

Krackle has been with us for ten months now after arriving in rough shape. Despite poor care, a respiratory infection, and injuries to his face, Krackle is a very social, handleable, boa. He loves to explore, he loves to climb, and he's well-mannered. He is a Central American Boa, measures approximately 4.5 feet long, and eats a frozen thawed medium rat each week. He does have a whistle when he breathes because of the scar tissue around his face but it hasn't impacted him in any negative ways. Krackle has been out to several social events and done well with people and handling. <br/><br/>*Krackle can go with his current 4x2x2 enclosure with heat lamp, hides, slate tiles, branch, and water dish for an additional donation of $150.<br/><br/>Requirements: Proper sized enclosure (minimum 4'x2'x2'), proper substrate, proper hides and basking spot, proper heat, and proper diet. Not to be used as a breeder.<br/><br/>Resource for Boa Constrictor Care: https://reptifiles.com/boa-constrictor-care/<br/><br/>Age Disclaimer: Ages of animals are an estimate or best guess based on the estimate provided by previous owners. In the case of strays, there is no known age, and the current age is estimated by the size and appearance of the animal.

Krackle has been with us for ten months now after arriving in rough shape. Despite poor care, a respiratory infection, and injuries to his face, Krackle is a very social, handleable, boa. He loves to explore, he loves to climb, and he's well-mannered. He is a Central American Boa, measures approximately 4.5 feet long, and eats a frozen thawed medium rat each week. He does have a whistle when he breathes because of the scar tissue around his face but it hasn't impacted him in any negative ways. Krackle has been out to several social events and done well with people and handling.

*Krackle can go with his current 4x2x2 enclosure with heat lamp, hides, slate tiles, branch, and water dish for an additional donation of $150.

Requirements: Proper sized enclosure (minimum 4'x2'x2'), proper substrate, proper hides and basking spot, proper heat, and proper diet. Not to be used as a breeder.

Resource for Boa Constrictor Care: https://reptifiles.com/boa-constrictor-care/

Age Disclaimer: Ages of anima

Krackle has been with us for ten months now after arriving in rough shape. Despite poor care, a respiratory infection, and injuries to his face, Krackle is a very social, handleable, boa. He loves to explore, he loves to climb, and he's well-mannered. He is a Central American Boa, measures approximately 4.5 feet long, and eats a frozen thawed medium rat each week. He does have a whistle when he breathes because of the scar tissue around his face but it hasn't impacted him in any negative ways. Krackle has been out to several social events and done well with people and handling.

*Krackle can go with his current 4x2x2 enclosure with heat lamp, hides, slate tiles, branch, and water dish for an additional donation of $150.

Requirements: Proper sized enclosure (minimum 4'x2'x2'), proper substrate, proper hides and basking spot, proper heat, and proper diet. Not to be used as a breeder.

Resource for Boa Constrictor Care: https://reptifiles.com/boa-constrictor-care/

Age Disclaimer: Ages of animals are an estimate or best guess based on the estimate provided by previous owners. In the case of strays, there is no known age, and the current age is estimated by the size and appearance of the animal.