N. brazilians are not any more difficult to keep than the other BCC localities. Most of my collection is made of N. Brazilians and I have never had a problem. As a matter of fact, Surinames are more likely to regurg than N. Brazilians. Wait 2 weeks from the regurg before feeding again and go with a much smaller prey item (pinky mouse for a young boa). Then wait 2 weeks again and go with a slightly larger prey item. Wait 10 days to feed again and go with a med prey item. Continue with med prey at a frequency of every 10 days for a couple of months. This always seem to resolve the problem.------RON

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• Are N. Braz. BCC more "delicate"........ - SNAKE26, Wed Jan 3 23:05:02 2007
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