Kenyan Sand Boa (Normal) Sex:Female The head often features a

The head often features a red band running from the nostrils to the eyes

5″ (14 cm)

combined with their manageable size

Their smooth scales and burrowing behaviour reflect their specialization for living in hot

The UVB emissions help prevent and reverse the dreaded MBD (Metabolic Bone Disease)

Kenyan Sand Boa (Normal) Sex:Female The head often features aKenyan Sand Boa (Normal) Eryx colubrinusCommon Names: Kenyan Sand Boa, East African Sand Boa Species Overview Size: Adults reach 1830 inches (4575 cm) on average, with females significantly larger and bulkier than males. Appearance: Wild type Kenyan Sand Boas display bright orange or yellow saddles over a dark brown to black background. Their stout, cylindrical body, short tail, and wedge shaped head are all well adapted for burrowing. Distribution: