Description
The Albino Kenyan Sand Boa Adult is a captive-bred reptile known for its docile temperament and striking amelanistic coloration. This snake is ideal for intermediate keepers or those looking for a manageable, visually impressive boa. We’ve stocked this morph since spring 2025, and it’s become a consistent favorite among repeat customers for its reliability and unique appearance.
Stand-Out Features
- Proven Temperament: Known for being exceptionally calm and easy to handle, making it a great display animal.
- Striking Albino Morph: Displays vibrant yellow, orange, and white patterning due to the lack of black pigment.
- Manageable Adult Size: Reaches a modest length, requiring less space than many other boa species.
- Established Feeder: Readily accepts pre-killed frozen/thawed rodents on a consistent schedule.
- Hardy & Adaptable: Tolerates a range of standard husbandry parameters well, suiting various keeper setups.
Technical Data
| Species | Gongylophis colubrinus |
| Morph | Albino (Amelanistic) |
| Age Class | Adult |
| Sex | Unsexed (Typically available) |
| Weight (measured) | 1.3 oz |
| Diet | F/T Rodents |
| Captive Bred | Yes |
| Lifespan | 15+ years with proper care |
Your Questions Answered
What size enclosure does an adult need?
A 20-gallon long terrarium or a 24″ x 18″ x 12″ PVC enclosure is sufficient for an adult. Secure lid and appropriate substrate for burrowing are essential.
What is its typical feeding schedule?
Adults typically eat one appropriately sized frozen/thawed rodent every 10-14 days. Weaning rats or large adult mice are common prey items at this size.
Is this a good snake for a beginner?
Its docile nature and hardy constitution make it a strong candidate for a dedicated first-time keeper who has researched proper sand boa husbandry, particularly their need for a thermal gradient and burrowing substrate.
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