Pictures of exotic localities of Boa Constrictor

[unluckyseventeen]

Hey all y'alls...

I am thinking about making a section of a website really interactive for people to better understand localities and identifying localities.

Basically, I am getting a map of South and Central America, and making every country or region clickable. When you click a certain region, a pop up will come up and have a picture of the Boas located in the area, and a small description as to why they are the colors they are, how you can identify them, as well as their subspecie and whatnot.

Right now I am in some dire need of help with pictures, as they will be most helpful to identifying and teaching others what Boas from this and that location look like, in the wild. If you have pictures that I can use, that'd be awesome! I will give you full credit for the photo and directly link you to your website both on that tool and in our links section (mind you we are getting some pretty steady traffic, and it's a good, free business proposal if you run a website). You can even watermark the picture if you want... I don't really care either way.

Right now, I am looking for full rights to use pictures of the following localities:


Caulker Cay

Crawl Cay

Nicaraguan BCI

Mexican BCI

Ecuadorian BCI

Belize BCI

El Salvador BCI

Costa Rica BCI

Colombian BCC (Southern Colombia)

Venezuelan BCI

Venezuelan BCC

Trinidad BCC

Peruvian BCC

Corn Island (firebellies)

Honduras (firebellies)

Northern Brazil

Southern Brazilian BCA or BCA/BCC

BCL (Northern Peru)

Pearl Island BCS (Panama Islands)

B C Ortonii (Peru Mountains)

Argentine B C Occidentalis

BCN (Dominica)

B C Orophias (St. Lucia)


Thank you all in advance!

	Boa Constrictor Constrictor Red Tail Boa Constrictor (Boa constictor constrictor). Refers to "true" red tail boas such as the Guyana and Suriname locales.

	Boa Constrictor Imperator Boa Constrictor (Boa constrictor imperator). Most common is the Colombian Boa.

[SteveJor]

Here you go.
A Bluefields locality Nicaraguan boa.

[unluckyseventeen]

Sweet! If you could also list your name and/or business and if you have a website for your boas, that'd be swell.

You can PM that stuff to me if you don't want to tell it to everyone.

[SteveJor]

You can use the pics if you like.

Steve Jordanides from SPJ Herps.

The female is a Bluefields locality Nicaraguan boa. They range from the area of Pearl Lagoon in the north all the way south towards Costa Rica on the east coast of Nicaragua.
Here is another pic of her.


I have also attached a pic of the male hog island I used to own. He now belongs to another RTB member.

	Hog Island Boa hogg

[unluckyseventeen]

Thank you Steve. I will let you know when I get everything up.