This might be a stupid question but I was just wondering what are the smaller subspecies of redtail boa? I have an Emerald tree boa and he is about 3 years old and I was really getting interested in a redtail, but a don't want a giant snake, I was hoping to keep it under 6 or 7 feet. Any feed back would be appreciated.
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? on smaller species.
Jeremiad86
Oct 03, 2007 11:11 PM
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jayf
Oct 04, 2007 04:56 PM
Look into the central american locals, hog islands, cay caulkers, and they should mature below or at your desired mark. Males will tend to be smaller.
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jeremiad86
Oct 04, 2007 05:58 PM
Hey thanks for the info it's much appreciated?
