Brian Gundy Reveals His Technique On How To Breed Boa Constrictors

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Boa Constrictors are a very difficult snake to reproduce, Of all the types I have bred in the pst, the boas are by far the most challenging. If you have any questions about breeding these guysplease call me at 408.981.6694 or e-mail me at fgsnakes@sbcglobal.net

25 thoughts on “Brian Gundy Reveals His Technique On How To Breed Boa Constrictors”

  6. Hello Fgs9.
    When you say it is difficult to breed boas, do you mean there is a low chance of them becoming gravid, or that the process is difficult? Thanks, i thumbs up ur vid btw 🙂

  7. i remember him going to my school san miguel and i remember big moma and buzz ithink buzz is cool

  8. @heretic98 It is unclear why it is so difficult to breed boas, but boas are among the most difficult of snakes to succesfully reproduce. I myself find that breeding boas is very challenging. If your goal is to produce albino boas, I would get an albino and a het for albino. It you bred het to het, you would produce aome albinos and possible hets. Wjy produce possible hets. Atleast if you produced hets, it would be easier to sell the babies.
    Good luck
    Brian / FGS

  9. What are the key reasons they are difficult to breed? I was thinking of getting a pair of H Albinos (Colombian) for future breeding, is this a wise start?

    Thanks, and thanks for the great video!

  11. @boasrbeast
    Yes breeding hognose is just like breeding colubrids, us eht esame technique and your out come should be good.
    Great question.
    Brian / FGS

  12. great video brian. i was wondering if breeding the western hognose snake is the same process as most other colubrids….or is there some kind of trick to it? i havnt tried yet, but i am looking forward to it next season.

  13. Hey Brian, I just have a qucik question about aspen bedding. I used to buy it from reptile stores or at shows but I buy it from Wal-Mart now because it so much cheaper. I was just wondering if the Wal-Mart aspen bedding was ok for reptiles since it is not from a reptile specialty place. and it smells a little different from the stuff I used to use.

    John

  14. @raziel72 It’s not about how the size of the male compares to the size of the female. Half of males will breed at 18 months old and a female is ready to breed when she is atleast 6 feet long and weighs 10 pounds or more. If you have any more questions feel free to call me at 408.981.6694.
    Brian Gundy / For Goodness Snakes

  15. so about november is the breeding season i should intoduce the male with the female and leave the male in till febuary and how much bigger should the female be than the male

  16. @TheBoaphile
    Jeff, I am more than honored, what more can I say.
    Thanks for all of your help with USARK.
    I hope you and your family are doing well.
    Thank you Big Daddy.
    Brian

  18. @1BoaMan
    Roderick,
    You are not alone. I know many snake breeders that struggle with breeding these guys.

    Good luck
    Brian

  19. Absolutely beautiful Boa and the video was very helpful now I know Im not alone in my struggles for success in the art of breeding Boa Constrictors Thanx Brian

  20. @Beckywheeler
    Becky,
    Thanks for your comment, good luck with your breeding projects
    Brian / For Goodness Snakes


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