I wanna get a boa or a python but i dont want it to get big. What is the smallest boa/python there is?
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boa / python
svt-sinister
Nov 30, 2003 11:48 PM
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spottedpythons
Dec 02, 2003 01:24 AM
cape york spotted pythons only grow to 4ft long theres also the diamond python they only get to 6 to 10ft long i don't know about boas sorrey hope that helped you bye
toddbecker
Dec 03, 2003 11:23 AM
Children Pythons stay under four feet. as far as boas go Rainbow boas stay small, around five feet, and the rosy boas are much smaller than that. Rainbow boas are incredibly beautiful and have great irredesence but do have a slightly more difficult habitat requirements. They damand a very high humidity. Those are the ones that I can think of off the top of my head, Todd
JohnBerry
Dec 03, 2003 11:39 AM
The Antaresia family are the smallest pythons - Anthill/ Dwarf or Perth (A.perthensis) are the smallest but they are the most expensive. Childrens (A.childreni) are just a bit larger , normally under between 3 - 4ft as adults and are quite common and much cheaper (check out the classifieds). Spotted Pythons (A.maculosa) are an alternative, they grow to between 3.5 - 4ft, but IMO, they are normally more inclined to bite as they see everything as food ... (maybe its just the ones I've worked with ..).
