History
Debates surfaced suggesting that the animals where smuggled out of Brazil. The short tails, huge peaks, and golden color gave some doubts as to where these animals came from and were subsequently renamed "Boas of Unknown Origin." Brian Abrahamson continued to work with these animals, producing numerous litters of hardy babies year after year.
Some felt that we would never know the true origin of these beautiful animals. The man who actually caught the original female who gave birth is quoted below...
"I do remember these , their exact habitat was Kwamalasemutu, district of Sipaliwini, southern most point of Suriname borders with Brasil. The female was huge and boldly printed with blue black inkspots on the belly, partial striping, scarred pretty well from the wild, the snake as a whole had bold black markings not like typical Surinames , nothing pastel about it. We were not aware that it was gravid and I wrapped it around myself to scare the workers in Suriname as a joke , I guess thats why she was tame because big wild caught redtails can be miserable."
In closing, I would like to say that I do not want credit for creating or naming this line of boa constrictors. The only credit I wish to receive is for keeping this bloodline and name alive. Full credit on establishing this bloodline goes to Brian Abrahamson and I want to thank him for all of his hard work with these wonderful animals. Our goal is to produce and mantain this amazing line for the enjoyment of others in this hobby. We are striving to mantain the purity and keep the bloodline alive.
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