A really cool Solomon Island ground boa with some seriously striking eyes. She is active, feeding well and settling in nicely.
She does have a slight abnormality to one of her eyes, which can be seen in the photos. This is something that can be seen in wild-caught specimens, and we’re happy to provide more information and additional pictures to anyone interested.
It doesn’t take away from what is a seriously cool little boa, and she would make a really interesting addition to the right collection.
Species Information
Common Name: Solomon Island Ground Boa
Scientific Name: Candoia bibroni
Type: Wild Caught
Sex: Female
Temperament: Generally calm and inquisitive once settled
Adult Size: Around 3–4ft, with individuals varying
Lifespan: 15–20+ years with good care
Photo taken: 25.08.26
Current Care
Enclosure: 2ft enclosure
Basking / Hot Spot: 28–30°C
Ambient Temperature: 24–27°C
Night Temperature: Around 21–23°C
Humidity: 60–80%
Substrate: Suitable soil/bark-based substrate
Diet: Feeding well on appropriately sized prey
Additional Notes
Active and alert
Feeding consistently
Settling well
Slight eye abnormality present
Message us for more information and additional photos
Photos and videos available on request.
Collection from the shop. Courier options available soon — if you need something arranged sooner, feel free to give us a call.
A really cool Solomon Island ground boa with some seriously striking eyes. She is active, feeding well and settling in nicely.
She does have a slight abnormality to one of her eyes, which can be seen in the photos. This is something that can be seen in wild-caught specimens, and we’re happy to provide more information and additional pictures to anyone interested.
It doesn’t take away from what is a seriously cool little boa, and she would make a really interesting addition to the right collection.
Species Information
Common Name: Solomon Island Ground Boa
Scientific Name: Candoia bibroni
Type: Wild Caught
Sex: Female
Temperament: Generally calm and inquisitive once settled
Adult Size: Around 3–4ft, with individuals varying
Lifespan: 15–20+ years with good care
Photo taken: 25.08.26
Current Care
Enclosure: 2ft enclosure
Basking / Hot Spot: 28–30°C
Ambient Temperature: 24–27°C
Night Temperature: Around 21–23°C
Humidity: 60–80%
Substrate: Suitable soil/bark-based substrate
Diet: Feeding well on appropriately sized prey
Additional Notes
Active and alert
Feeding consistently
Settling well
Slight eye abnormality present
Message us for more information and additional photos
Photos and videos available on request.
Collection from the shop. Courier options available soon — if you need something arranged sooner, feel free to give us a call.
