Are tree Boas easy to handle, aggressive, shy? How long do they usually get? Thanks.
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tree boas friendly?
mrtigger
Jun 27, 2010 10:47 PM
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jasonmattes
Jun 29, 2010 12:36 PM
They typically are biters.
I think they are fairly easy to handle but that really depends on your definition of easy to handle.
My amazon is probably between 6-7ft. Length isn't really something I care enough about to check though.
Here's a pic of mine, he's about 7yrs old.
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tmshaffer
Jul 17, 2010 05:37 AM
>>They typically are biters.
>>I think they are fairly easy to handle but that really depends on your definition of easy to handle.
>>My amazon is probably between 6-7ft. Length isn't really something I care enough about to check though.
>>Here's a pic of mine, he's about 7yrs old.
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>>Jason
I have several ATB. Some usually the CBB are very easy to handle and no worse than my other snakes. But others draw blood almost every time. Still love them
amarilrose
Aug 06, 2010 10:52 PM
"I have several ATB. Some usually the CBB are very easy to handle and no worse than my other snakes. But others draw blood almost every time. Still love them"
Very well said. Basically, your best chance at finding a nicer temperament in these animals is one that is CBB; preferably for more than one generation... but any of them can be little heat-seeking missiles! 
~Rebecca
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