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30 years of precision genetics. The Princess Diamond project. Bloodlines on every continent. One breeder who changed the boa constrictor world forever.

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Celebrating Over 30 Years of Elite Genetics

Every reptile produced here is the result of over 30 years of dedicated herpetocultural expertise. We specialize in captive-born, accurately sexed animals, each backed by our ironclad live-arrival guarantee. With seamless worldwide shipping and full CITES documentation handled in-house, we provide more than just exceptional boas — we provide the expert guidance and lifelong care foundation that only decades of experience can offer.

The Project That Changed Everything

Princess
Diamond

The World's Only Wild Leucistic Boa — Valued at $1 Million

In 2006, military firefighters in the Niterói district of Rio de Janeiro discovered something the reptile world had never seen — a wild leucistic boa constrictor. Pure white body. Black eyes. One of one. Specialists immediately valued the animal between $350,000 and $1 million — not for the snake herself, but for what her genetics could produce.

Brazilian authorities named her "Lucy" and housed her at the Niterói Zoo. A YouTube video announcing the find spread instantly. Jeremy Stone — already one of the most respected boa breeders in the United States — saw the video and traveled to Brazil to see the animal with his own eyes. He called it the "boa holy grail."

"This was the most amazing Boa Constrictor I have ever laid my eyes on, and we quietly worked out negotiations to obtain the animal. This is the best project I have ever worked with." — Jeremy Stone, BoaConstrictor.com

By 2009 Stone had launched the Princess Diamond project. By 2010 he had produced the first offspring. By 2011 he was selling het animals at $12,500 to $65,000 each — ten to a hundred times the price of any other boa. Buyers came from the United States, Canada, Italy, and across Europe. The first captive-born Super Fire leucistic boa — pure white, black-eyed, like Princess Diamond herself — was produced in Italy from Stone's hets. The Fire gene entered captive culture. It has never left.

The Princess Diamond project did not just produce one rare snake. It produced an entire morph category now sold on every continent. The book coming in 2026 will document the full story from the first call to the present day. "This book started the war. My book will finish it."

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2006
Discovery
Wild leucistic Boa constrictor constrictor found in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro. The only confirmed wild specimen ever documented. Housed at the Niterói Zoo.
$1M
Estimated Breeding Value
Reptile specialists valued Princess Diamond at $350,000 to $1 million upon discovery — the most valuable wild-caught reptile in documented history for her breeding potential alone.
2009
Project Launch
Jeremy Stone launches the Princess Diamond project in Lindon, Utah. First breeding attempt. By 2010, the first offspring are produced — the het Fire phenotype confirmed and identifiable.
$65K
Het Sale Price
Stone sold het Fire animals at $12,500 – $65,000 each. First-generation offspring moved to buyers in the US, Canada, and Italy. The morph spread globally within two breeding seasons.
Fire
The Gene — Now Worldwide
The Fire / Super Fire gene — brought into captive culture solely by Jeremy Stone — now exists in collections on every continent. The first captive-born white leucistic Super Fire was produced in Italy from his hets.
2026
The Book
The definitive account of the Princess Diamond project is coming in 2026. 30 years of genetics, documentation, and the complete story of the rarest boa ever produced in captivity.

Video Archive

Princess Diamond on Film

The project documented across three decades — from the earliest offspring to the current generation. Blocked in some countries. Watched everywhere else.

Blast from the Past
Many cool variations of the Princess Diamond Project
New Generation
Project Evolution — available on the web page
This Book Started the War
My Book will finish it in 2026

About

Jeremy Stone · 30 Years

Three Reptiles Magazine articles. A 2012 DVD with fewer than 50 copies left. Bloodlines on every continent. A 2026 book that will settle the record.

01

Our Vision

Over 30 years keeping and breeding reptiles. We promote responsible breeding through meticulous genetic records, health screenings, and a commitment to producing animals that are captive-born, accurately sexed, and documented from hatch day one.

02

Our Process

Extensive health screenings and genetic testing. Every animal feeding confirmed before it leaves. Full documentation on morphs, parentage, and hatch date provided with every sale. We have been combining morph genes for over 14 years — producing combinations most breeders didn't know were possible.

03

Our Legacy

Published in Reptiles Magazine three times. The 2012 DVD — The Boa Constrictor: Keeping and Breeding — with techniques still guaranteed today. Under 50 copies remain. The Princess Diamond project. The Super Fire gene now on every continent. A book arriving in 2026.

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Location
Lindon, Utah — USA
Current Availability
IMG Motley T Positive Fire · Super Fire · Wholesale available

Our Reptiles

30 Years of Elite Genetics — Captive Born & Bred

Every reptile produced at BoaConstrictor.com is the result of over 30 years of dedicated herpetocultural expertise. We specialize in captive-born, accurately sexed animals, each backed by our ironclad live-arrival guarantee.

With seamless worldwide shipping and full CITES documentation handled in-house, we provide more than just exceptional boas — we provide the expert guidance and lifelong care foundation that only decades of experience can offer.

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Updates on Reptiles, Wholesale Availability,
and the Princess Diamond Book

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