Pacific Boa Constrictor Snakes (Candoia bibroni bibroni)

Just to show you where my snakes come from: we have Taveuni, Kadavu and Viti Levu snakes. See how different they are in the post below

I've mostly been posting about Thomasina lately because she may be pregnant, but I thought it was time to give the others some attention. It's the end of summer here, and they are eating like machines. Currently they are taking frozen (thawed) geckos and chicken portions every week. In winter they sometimes won't eat for a month or longer, but right now they are slamming it down and getting fat! They are also shedding their skins every 2.5 or 3 months, and putting on both length and weight. First, the original trio from Taveuni Island, two males and a female born in captivity in late 2006. One of these is (hopefully) the father of Thomasina's babies.... The Taveuni snakes have a very diamond shaped back pattern (Thomasina is from Taveuni too) , a lot like the Solomon Island Boas. These three are similar colours, but all can be very changeable. At the moment they all seem to want to be dark brown, but they are capable of changing to pale pink at times. They're about