Pacific Boa Constrictor Snakes (Candoia bibroni bibroni)

Longtemps oublié des terrariophiles, ce boa du Pacifique est réapparu récemment en provenance des Iles Salomon. Arboricole, il adopte souvent la posture du Boa canin, la tête lovée dans ses anneaux. Les changements de teinte la nuit sont fréquents et toujours surprenants. Bon mangeur, c'est une opportunité pour les amateurs d'espèces hors du commun. Spécimen sub adulte de la sous espèce Candoia bibroni australis. Candoia bibroni australis LA FERME TROPICALE » Animaux » Candoia bibroni australis

Candoia bibroni bibroni ± 120-200 cm Zie aspera. de boa informatie

Anonymous Contributor More Photos / Submit a Photo Common Name: Boa - Solomon Island Tree Other Common Names: Papuan Tree Boa Scientific Name: Candoia bibroni australis (Full Taxonomy) Group: Boa Origin or Range: Solomon Islands Relative Size: Average (as compared to other snakes) Average Lifespan: ??? year(s) Compatibility: Relatively Non-Aggressive (as compared to other snakes) Category: Reptiles » Snakes Animal Description: One of the smaller boas, the Solomon Island Tree Boas are extremely beautiful and captive bred specimens are very docile. These little known boas are the favorite snakes of many that are fortunate enough to own them. Solomon Island Tree Boas are small so they do not require a lot of space; a pair will do nicely in a 35-gallon tank. Because they are used to tropical climes in the wild, it is important to devote lots of time to regulating the temperature and humidity levels in the enclosures of your boas. The h

There are 536 species of flowering plants with about 28% endemism. There are also 228 fern and allied species. While only one plant genus is endemic ( Sacropygme ), there are some spectacular groups of plants, including more than 100 species of native orchids. Many genera of plants common in western Pacific forests reach the eastern limit of their distribution in Samoa. Many of Samoa’s plants are restricted to single islands and Blumea milnei , Cordia aspera , and Acronychia retusa are considered threatened or endangered. Of Samoa’s 37 native land birds, 84 percent are endemic species or subspecies, and there are also 4 introduced species. Large islands in Samoa support up to 6 species of fruit-eating pigeons including the Samoan tooth-billed pigeon ( Didunculus strigirostris ), a monotypic genus endemic to the islands. The Samoan wood rail ( Pareudiastes pacificus ) and sooty rail ( Porzana tabuensis ) are probably extinct. The Australian gray duck ( Anas supercilliosia ), purple sw

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