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I was housing a pair of colombian boas together. I have never cycled them. One morning, they decided they didn't care what season it was. Even more strange, the female was the aggressor. Has this happened to anyone else? Should I expect babies, slugs, or nothing? Is veteranary attention nessecary?
Thank you.
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No worries, when boas are kept together they'll breed when they feel like it.. Just because it's not the "Season" doesn't mean it will affect the litter. People breed at a certain time of year because in most cases it's easier. Congrats on the potential litter, keep her heated and keep us posted.
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Joe Lydon
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