Cayos de Los Cochinos or Hog Island Boas are very unique. Mine are direct decendants from Hog Island boas collected in the mid Eigties by the late Bob Sears. My Bloodlines are as pure as you can get. These Boas are very pale in color and some are almost white. They tend to have a light pink or orange background color and average 25 faded dorsal saddles. Their tail blotches are just a shade darker than the rest of the body. Some Boas are heavily speckled along the whole body & tail. However, many years of selective breeding for less speckling has created some virtually clear boas with no speckling at all. One other feature of the Hog Island Boa is its ability to change color. They tend to get much lighter in color after dark. They also are a small race of boa and mature and breed at around 5 feet or so. Hog Island Boas are one the most beautiful Island Morph boas that are readily available and make wonderful Pets with excellent dispositions.

Update Sept 2010:  I expect a few nice litters of Hogs in July. These are as pure as you can get. These boas represent some of the best hogs around.

Image of Adult Pair of Hog Island Boas