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Ailuros (09-28-2023),Bogertophis (09-28-2023),dakski (09-28-2023),EDR (02-08-2024),Homebody (09-30-2023),jmcrook (09-28-2023)
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He's adorable!
Rudeness is the weak man's imitation of strength.
Eric Hoffer (1902 - 1983)
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Nice! I just picked up a second pair today for a total of 2.2 now. Love all the tiny locality boas. Who produced this critter?
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Re: Razgriz - Tarahumara Boa
Originally Posted by jmcrook
Nice! I just picked up a second pair today for a total of 2.2 now. Love all the tiny locality boas. Who produced this critter?
Congrats! They are beautiful boas.
He was bred by Stephen at scalybabies. It was a good experience buying from him.
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He's pretty bold for being so new. While timid, he hasn't been defensive. No hissing or striking and he is very calm and sniffing about after only a couple minutes of holding him. He paced around for hours on the first day until I placed him under a hide. Then he didn't come back out.
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He is a precious bean. I love him so much. He didn't want to let go of his safety leaf lol. His tail was totally wrapped around it.
Last edited by Trinityblood; 09-29-2023 at 04:22 PM.
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Re: Razgriz - Tarahumara Boa
Originally Posted by Trinityblood
He is a precious bean. I love him so much. He didn't want to let go of his safety leaf lol. His tail was totally wrapped around it.
You gotta love a snake with a "security blanket".
Rudeness is the weak man's imitation of strength.
Eric Hoffer (1902 - 1983)
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I think a tree stump isn't quite the same as arboreal- & I can totally see why he loves that- many other snakes would also. Even "ground dwelling" snakes do some climbing. Rosy boas, for example- in nature, they often climb into shrubs, but they're a long way from being "arboreal".
He's a beautiful boa, btw.
Last edited by Bogertophis; 01-20-2024 at 02:43 PM.
Rudeness is the weak man's imitation of strength.
Eric Hoffer (1902 - 1983)
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Re: Razgriz - Tarahumara Boa
Originally Posted by Trinityblood
He was bred by Stephen at scalybabies. It was a good experience buying from him.
I got two of my Tarahumaras from him. I'm glad he's still around and breeding, he's really nice and his critters are just stellar.
During nicer weather I have a "boa tree" in my front yard that is just tall enough where I can grab the upper branches and bend them down to get the snakes out if they don't climb down on their own eventually. I let my smaller snakes play in it. The Taras really love it.
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