Kenyan Sand Boa
Eryx colubrinus loveridge

Kenyan Sand Boa
Eryx colubrinus loveridgei
Boidae
The background of the kenyan sand boa is a brown to olive colour which is marked both dorsally and laterally with random patches. These patches may be yellow, white, or orange. This is a very stocky species with a flattened head which it uses to borrow with. The scales are keeled, moreso at the tail of the snake.
Kenya and Tanzania.
Females reach up to 2ft, males are shorter.
15 years.
24x12x12in.
Desert savannah with a thick (3inch+) layer of sand for burrowing.
The diet for the Kenyan Sand Boa should be made up of rodents.
