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Where can I find a good care sheet on rainbow's

thanks

check out this link
The Rainbow Boas

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Colorado Herp Society

Here is my care info. This is how I have my collection set up. I'd be interested to know if it's useful to you.

www.tooscaley.com/reptiles/BrazilianRainbowBoas/CaptiveCare.html
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Mike Lockwood
www.tooscaley.com

thanks... and do you know of any good breeders i can reach online?

The sponsors of this forum are all reputable breeders. Bryan Hummel of Rainbowboas.com has some very nice babies as well. I've also heard great things about headhunter reptiles (headhunterreptiles.com). Out of these, you should be able come up with a very nice snake. Let us know if you have any other questions. Good Luck

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Mike Lockwood
www.tooscaley.com

I'd also like to direct you to Dave Colling at rainbows r us. I have some of his BRB's and love them. There are many good breeders here, take your time, I'm sure you'll be very pleased.
Kare

Hey Kare, glad to hear from you and always happy to see pics of one of my babies growing up, That's the male right? Are you planning on breeding them this fall?

BTW, If you look up, I am one of the sponsors of this forum Mike referred to. Check out my website, should be adding babies in a month or so when they are born and are ready for sale.

>>I'd also like to direct you to Dave Colling at rainbows r us. I have some of his BRB's and love them. There are many good breeders here, take your time, I'm sure you'll be very pleased.
>>Kare
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Thanks,

Dave Colling

www.rainbows-r-us-reptiles.com

0.1 Wife (WC)
0.2 kids (CBB)

LOL, to many snakes to list, last count:
10.22 BRB
10.15 BCI
And those are only the breeders

lots.lots.lots feeder mice and rats

Kare,
...That is a great looking BRB. Dave deserves the credit for producing such pretty animals but you deserve credit for raising it up to look so healthy.
Jeff

>>I'd also like to direct you to Dave Colling at rainbows r us. I have some of his BRB's and love them. There are many good breeders here, take your time, I'm sure you'll be very pleased.
>>Kare
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Mike,
I agree with every thing but using pine substrate...

Pine is too drying and too aromatic for my taste.

NEVER USE CEDAR SHAVINGS, and I would avoid pine. The fir is probably good, cypress is good, aspen is OK, but I still like newspaper.

If you want it to look natural, Just make s ure the wood is OK with moisture...and not too drying...
Good work with the care sheet...
BHH