Boas are solitary creatures, and when you see them laying all over each other sometimes they are competing for the same temperature spot, not cuddling. It can stress them out more to be together. I have housed boas together. I have seen two females shove each other over a humidity bin. There can be fights. You can't tell who did what. It's impossible to keep records straight. And you chance cannibalism. Do you need more reasons?
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• two boas, one encloser? - tyedor, Fri Nov 30 12:58:18 2007
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