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01-21-11, 09:23 PM	#1
Damion930 Member Join Date: Nov-2010 Location: redmond oregon Posts: 590 Country:	egg laying boa Passing on some info I found interesting did u know ther are three boa that lay eggs the calabar the arabian sand boa and west african sand boa all erycines

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01-21-11, 09:57 PM	#2
serpentshideawa Member Join Date: Jan-2011 Location: princeton,texas Posts: 248 Country:	Re: egg laying boa ive heard something along those lines and that there are a couple python species with live birth how true that one is im not sure of is an interesting thought though isnt it? __________________ 0.2 bci chris nelson

01-21-11, 10:23 PM	#3
Damion930 Member Join Date: Nov-2010 Location: redmond oregon Posts: 590 Country:	Re: egg laying boa It is neat the calabar was originally a part of the python family but this was changed after further research

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01-22-11, 08:42 AM

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Re: egg laying boa

I had no idea. It's sort of like the platypus being the only egg laying mammal.

Why are they classified as boas though?

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01-22-11, 11:45 AM	#5
Nafun Member Join Date: Mar-2010 Location: Paulding, Ohio Posts: 573 Country:	Re: egg laying boa Echidnas are also monotremes (egg laying mammals). __________________ You know you have too many herps when they won't all fit in your sig.

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