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At least to me, it is. Kemper, sent me this photo of one of my big Guyana girls. Pete Bandre, sent it to Kemper and Koky resized it for me so I could post it. This is her, shortly after being caught and the photo of course is in Guyana. It is really wonderful to have a photo of one of my Boas in her homeland and I was glad to take her off of Pete's hands. She was really aggressive for a long time, but has settled in great over the last year and eats frozen thawed rabbits and rats. It is very sad, that big girls like her are even brought in..........Johnson Herp

>>At least to me, it is. Kemper, sent me this photo of one of my big Guyana girls. Pete Bandre, sent it to Kemper and Koky resized it for me so I could post it. This is her, shortly after being caught and the photo of course is in Guyana. It is really wonderful to have a photo of one of my Boas in her homeland and I was glad to take her off of Pete's hands. She was really aggressive for a long time, but has settled in great over the last year and eats frozen thawed rabbits and rats. It is very sad, that big girls like her are even brought in..........Johnson Herp
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Its good that she's doing so well for you!Cant wait to get a pice of land,so I can finally get some of those beautiful true redtails!Thanks for sharing!Eric[Hypoboa]
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Its kind of strange to see boas in their homeland. It's easy to forget that they are auctually one of the top predators in the jungle. Very cool
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THERES NO BEAUTY LIKE THE BEAUTY OF A TRUE REDTAIL

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