very much for the help.
I am in northern MN, quite close to Canada. I did try to go with the seasons here... hopefully it worked!!
I have never bred boas, only corn snakes (which you have bred some nice ones!) so I am not sure quite what to expect. I have read and studied a lot about breeding boas, especially Jeff Ronne's article, and many parts seem like she may be gravid. However, she does not look especially fat, but has not been eating much and is no smaller than she was months ago. With what I have read it seemed like she may have been ovulating at the end of May and beginning of June, but I'm not sure. IF she was, I have calculated a due date of Sept. 26. I got this from Ronne's article...the POS occurred 14 days after ovulation, which, according to him, is in the ballpark.
Anyway, thanks a lot for your help. I really appreciate it.
She was eating colossal rats and small rabbits, so do you think I could feed her now...large rats? Or smaller yet, medium rats or small rats?

Thanks again!
Take care,
Nicole
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Coal's Cold-Blooded Creations
Cook Minnesota

BOAS:
Gavin, Lydia, Hailee, and Jade ~ Dumeril's
Wyatt, Sheena, Shaylee, and Mary Jane ~ Columbian
Desdemona ~ Peruvian
Madeline ~ Surinam
Avery ~ Bolivian

CORNS:
Kiana and Sierra ~ Amel
Casper and Kissa ~ Anery
Tripp and Scarlet ~ Bloodred
Aidan ~ Ghost
Skylar ~ Anery Hurricane
Ariel ~ Striped Amel
Lily ~ Blizzard
Ambur ~ Creamsicle
Neva ~ Snow
Sage ~ Normal

BEARDED DRAGONS:
Divine ~ Silver Pastel
Christopher ~ Sandfire Red x Sandfire Yellow
Baby ~ Snow

CAT:
Morgan ~ Calico Tabby

DOGS:
Maximillion Vasco von Katzel and Len-Mar-'s Lexed Leas ~ AKC German Shepherds

HORSES:
Mateo ~ Palomino Paint Quarter Gelding
Chic ~ 3/4 Quarter 1/4 Arabian Bay Mare
Rayna ~ 7/8 Quarter 1/8 Arabian Palomino Filly
Dallas ~ Palomino Quarter Gelding
Banner ~ Red Dun Quarter Mare
Chance ~ Buckskin Dun Quarter Stud Colt

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