Actually, I have felt some of my boas do that exact same thing for years now and I thought it was all in my head, LOL. I'm glad I'm not the only one. Using the static electricity comparison is right on the money cause thats exactly how it feels. Its funny though, not all of my boas do it and of the ones that do, they always do it, no matter what cage they are in. Thanks for posting it up. Mike Panichi
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• Naaa ,that's OK , ha, ha more - LarM, Sun Dec 13 22:24:25 2009
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• (OP) - triboelectric charging ? - LarM, Mon Dec 14 22:12:29 2009
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