Thanks so much for the reply! I haven't even really looked at the columbians! No you have given me even more to think about.

The size of the enclosure is not a problem, since I build my own, was just wanting to make sure I built it big enough for comfort. I tend to go overboard, the cages for my cornsnakes give them pleeeennntty of room, lol. But, I am also going to look at the link you left for me.

What kind of disposition do the Columbians have? I want one of the larger snakes like a boa, nothing giant like some of the pythons. Something with a good disposition that one person can handle. I was looking at the Dums since they are not so common, at least here in Florida and I do love their pattern, but then again redtails are so pretty ... AARRRGGGHHH!!! I guess I will just have to see which snake I fall in love with at the show.

Thanks again for your help.
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