I appologize for the error in frequency. However the size is a SERIOUS danger to your boa.
I notice you have two boas, a male Guyanan BCC, and a female Colombian BCI (please spell Colombia correctly they are not from Ohio).
I myself have a collection of 17 Boas, of various subspecies, locales, and high end morphs. I also get my care information from experience and from the most successful people in the business (not success in money but in results, look at Gus).
Please do your animals a favor and research some information.
I have a 66% het Blood male I got last year from Tom Burke. After two months of weekly feedings on fuzzy rats, I moved him up to a rat pup, and fed him every three weeks. He continued to grow well, and at 10 months of age was a little over two feet and produceing sperm plugs. An 18 month old overfed male isn't at all able to breed, but this 10 month old well fed male was. I however will wait until he is two years of age and 3.5 ft.

I am not trying to critisize (sp?) you, but am trying to help you better care for your boas.

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