...dont normally get over 6-7' and make for outstanding pet snakes probably the single best pet snake for a capable keeper (imo)...the Dumerils are awesome but they can get big too...and ive heard of Hoggs getting over 7'...check out the different posts on this site about the different boas (if thats what you want,have you thought about Rainbow Boas?) and make your desision because its going to be your snake and you dont want something you are liable to get bored with for the next 30 years lol...









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0.1 c.b.97' 9' 60 lb. common boa "scarlet"
1.0 c.b.02' 6' 15 lb. "hi pink" common boa "maverick"
0.1 c.b.06' 17" firebelly x pastel boa "betty boa"
2 savannah monitors Ozzy & Uggy

1.0 everglades x yellow ratsnake c.b. 04' 4' "pooh"
1.0 c.b.06' redear slider "dweezil"
1.0 c.b.04' emorys ratsnake "zeus"
1.0 Snow Corn "Snowcone"(say it slowly...yes cheesy i know)

"...does it bite?"

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• Boa Beginner - A Cry for Help - norbbertt, Thu Jan 4 16:52:25 2007
• Perhaps a Dumeril's Boa? - Sesha, Thu Jan 4 17:24:16 2007
• RE: Colombian males... - mavericksdad, Thu Jan 4 19:17:43 2007
• RE: Boa Beginner - A Cry for Help - agentcooper0103, Thu Jan 4 17:33:29 2007
• RE: Boa Beginner - A Cry for Help - Norbbertt, Thu Jan 4 18:27:46 2007
• RE: Boa Beginner - A Cry for Help - iamsnakeshack, Thu Jan 4 20:27:14 2007
• RE: Boa Beginner - A Cry for Help - stykthyn, Thu Jan 4 23:09:44 2007
• RE: Boa Beginner - A Cry for Help - boawoman, Fri Jan 5 02:37:03 2007
• RE: Boa Beginner - A Cry for Help - reptilicus81, Sat Jan 6 15:15:40 2007
• RE: Boa Beginner - A Cry for Help - caramia12, Sat Jan 6 06:49:22 2007