An unusual and smaller snake species. This boy is healthy, feeding consistently, and displaying a stunning orange patterning typical of their morph. Hatched CB 2023, this sweet fellow is thriving in a secure 2ft vivarium that offers the warmth, hiding spaces, and substrate needed for natural burrowing behaviours.
Common Name: Kenyan Sand Boa
Scientific Name:Gongylophis colubrinus
Morph: Albino, Het Axanthic
Age: CB 2023
Sex: Male
Temperament: Happy to be handled once you find them!
Average Adult Size: 8–11 inches
Average Lifespan: 15–20+ years
Photos taken: 1.12.25
Enclosure: 2ft vivarium with secure ventilation
Heating:
Warm Side: 30–32°C
Cool Side: 22–25°C
Night Temperature: 20–22°C
Humidity: 50–60% with a dedicated humid hide to aid in shedding
Hides: At least three—warm hide, cool hide, and humid hide
Substrate: Soil/sand mix, in a deep layer to allow the animal to completely bury themselves.
Feeding: Feeding well on fuzzy mice every 7 days, has taken quail as a treat.
Additional Notes
An easy to feed animal not stuck on the same item!
A smaller species perfect for those wanting a smaller slithery friend.
Well mannered with handling, perfect for building confidence.
Photos and videos are available upon request.
Collection is currently from the shop only. Courier options will be available soon—if you need something arranged sooner, please feel free to call.
An unusual and smaller snake species. This boy is healthy, feeding consistently, and displaying a stunning orange patterning typical of their morph. Hatched CB 2023, this sweet fellow is thriving in a secure 2ft vivarium that offers the warmth, hiding spaces, and substrate needed for natural burrowing behaviours.
Common Name: Kenyan Sand Boa
Scientific Name:Gongylophis colubrinus
Morph: Albino, Het Axanthic
Age: CB 2023
Sex: Male
Temperament: Happy to be handled once you find them!
Average Adult Size: 8–11 inches
Average Lifespan: 15–20+ years
Photos taken: 1.12.25
Enclosure: 2ft vivarium with secure ventilation
Heating:
Warm Side: 30–32°C
Cool Side: 22–25°C
Night Temperature: 20–22°C
Humidity: 50–60% with a dedicated humid hide to aid in shedding
Hides: At least three—warm hide, cool hide, and humid hide
Substrate: Soil/sand mix, in a deep layer to allow the animal to completely bury themselves.
Feeding: Feeding well on fuzzy mice every 7 days, has taken quail as a treat.
Additional Notes
An easy to feed animal not stuck on the same item!
A smaller species perfect for those wanting a smaller slithery friend.
Well mannered with handling, perfect for building confidence.
Photos and videos are available upon request.
Collection is currently from the shop only. Courier options will be available soon—if you need something arranged sooner, please feel free to call.
