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How "Tame" are Amazon Tree Boas?

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Posted by: ski_rush at Sun Jan 4 08:36:54 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ski_rush ]  
   

I was thinking of getting an amazon tree boa. I have a Colombian boa, and by nature, it's pretty tame.

How "tame" will an Amazon Tree Boa be? I read about their long teeth. I will use a snake hook to get it out of it's cage when necessary. But, how likely to strike are they? Once out of the cage, will it "sit" on your arm similar to a Colombian boa?

Thanks,
SR

   

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