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I NEED YOUR HELP!!!

bigbearhook Apr 09, 2009 07:07 PM

Sorry for the overdramatic subject line. I'm thinking of getting a boa. I already have a Hog Island. The problem is, I don't really know how big different locality boas get. I read the lengths and see pics of adults in cages but that doesn't help a lot.

I need you to post pics of you holding your adult boas. Please include the locality and gender.

All localities welcome.

Columbian
Peruvian
Centrals
BCI
BCC
ANY AND ALL!!!

Replies (3)

mbleek448 Apr 09, 2009 08:23 PM

Hi, I don't have any pic, but most of MY female boas are 6.5 foot plus. I keep my males around 4.5 foot. A lot of people say centrals are on the smaller side, but I have a female central from Tom Burke and she is close to 7 foot. She doesn't have the girth. If you are looking for a smaller boa. Central American males seem to stay small( in my case). My male is maybe 4 foot. He is the size of a corn snake. And he is 3yrs old. I will have pics of all my snakes hopefully tomorrow. Good luck Marshall

amiemac9 Apr 10, 2009 06:48 AM

This is me with my biggest male Nicaraguan. He's just over 5 feet and approx 4.5-5 lbs. My biggest female is the same size, just a little heavier.

Amie

AbsoluteApril Apr 10, 2009 11:22 AM

I have one adult hog isle that is 4’. My colombians are quite a bit larger and thicker. I don't have any BCc but they do tend to get bigger.

Here are some of my colombians, these are adults between 5.5-7':
female:

male:

female:

female:

Hope those help!
-April
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