These rare  Dwarf Boas are from Cay Caulker, 2 tiny Islands19 miles off the North / East Coast of Belize. I purchased these Boas from Gus Rentfro and his adults came from animals that were captured ( With Permission ) directly on Cay Caulker. This documented information makes these Boas a rare locality. These Boas are a true dwarf form of boa and females are known to have reproduced at as little as 45 inches in length. They are similar to Crawl Cay Boas but exhibit less orange. They are almost anerythristic. These Boas also have one of the smallest geographical ranges of any Boa. The Cay Caulker Islands are less than 5 miles North to South & 1 mile across. As of today The Cay Caulker Islands are 2 Islands. But On October 31, 1961 the once single Island was divided into its two North & South sections by a narrow channel courtesy of Hurricane Hattie. The Cay Caulker Forest Reserve, on the northernmost 100 acres of the island, was declared in May of 1998 and a Reserve Headquarters building was built during July and August of 2001. This section of the Island is virtually untouched and is the natural Habitat of the Caulkers Cay Boa. Since the Island has been declared a Reserve there will be no Collecting from this Island and the only way to obtain Caulkers Cay Boas is by Captive Breeding. I am fortunate enough to have a nice group of these Beautiful true Dwarfs.

Update 2010: Looks like another great year for Caulkers Cay Boas --  these boas are very seasonal breeders and mine birth in mid August. Only a few litters will be born this year through out the industry - so get them now while you can. I also still have a pair or two of 09 models.

Cay Caulker Pic

Gravid Caulkers Cay Pic

Map of Cay Caulker 1965

Baby Caulkers Cay Pic