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The baby albino Kenyan sand boa is a delightful small subterranean snake that originated in Kenya. They can reach an adult length of 16-30 inches. Our baby albino Kenyan sand boas for sale are healthy, feeding and make great pets!
The baby albino Kenyan sand boa is a delightful small subterranean snake that originated in Kenya. They can reach an adult length of 16-30 inches. Our baby albino Kenyan sand boas for sale are healthy, feeding and make great pets!
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Very active beautiful specimen, healthy and vibrant. I am very impressed. This is third snake purchased from XYZ. They very helpful with any issues I have had.. I would recommend XYZ and buy from them again.... Read more
This is my second snake from xyz and I'm always pleased! My baby boa came alert and active, super pretty and appears completely healthy! 100% recommend this company!... Read more
Such a beautiful snake. He arrived the day I put in the notes for the order and he arrived safe. They packaged it very well and I couldn’t be any happier. I’ll definitely be ordering from them again and If anyone out there is planning on ordering... Read more
Came on time and was alive, he's very beautiful and sweet. I'd definitely buy another reptile from them!... Read more
October 23, 2020
pizana2107 (verified owner) – :
My baby arrived safely! She is seriously the cutest little snake ever. She is also very friendly. My small children have been handling her with no issues. She also is such a good eater. We love her so much!
momdawg57 (verified owner) – :
Hi Ya’ll,
Just wanted to let you know my little lady arrived on time and boy is she a beautiful healthy little sausage, her coloring is awesome and love that little orange face.
Thank You!!
Will definitely be keeping an eye on XYZReptiles for Kenya Sand Boas!!
wbjohnson22jr (verified owner) – :
My baby Albino Kenyan Sand Boa Arrived on time, Alive , very Healthy and Beautiful. I could not be any more happier or satisfied. I will definitely be Purchasing from XYZReptiles again.