Kenyan Sand Boa (Het Anery) Hikari Habitat: Lowland tropical forests receiving

Habitat: Lowland tropical forests receiving over 60 inches of rain annually

Furnish with sturdy branches

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• Use only dechlorinated water for misting and hydration

Extra floor space is beneficial but not required unless housing multiple individuals

Kenyan Sand Boa (Het Anery) Hikari Habitat: Lowland tropical forests receivingKenyan Sand Boa (Het Anery) Eryx colubrinusCommon Names: Kenyan Sand Boa, East African Sand Boa Species Overview Size: Adults typically grow to 1830 inches (4575 cm), with females larger and bulkier than males. Appearance: Visually resembles the normal wild type Kenyan Sand Boa, with orange to yellow saddles on a dark brown background. As a het (heterozygous) animal, it does not display the Anerythristic morph visually but carries the gene.