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  1. 05-16-2012, 02:42 PM #1
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    My new hypo RTB, Mia

    I've always wanted a little bit of a larger snake so I got this girl last week. Shes a hypo Colombian Red Tail Boa. She just shed this morning and I can't wait to give her her first meal.



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    Re: My new hypo RTB, Mia

    Congrats bud, shes a looker for sure!
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    Very nice looking. Good luck with her. Feed in enclosure. Leave her alone for 2 days afterwards. She will be in food mode. Good way to get tagged by her.
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    She's very pretty! Congrats! I love my boa!

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    She's a looker! Congrats!

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    Re: My new hypo RTB, Mia

    Thank you for the replies.

    Quote Originally Posted by KatStoverReptiles View Post
    She's a looker! Congrats!

    My boas are my garbage disposals! They get all the cast-offs from my picky bps!
    As long as she is closer to my BP sizes, I wont be buying food specifically for her lol. I've heard they are great eaters and having 14 BPs in my house, usually 1 or 2 is bound not to eat every week. On the off chance they all do, she will just have to eat the next day =p
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    I will probably try a small hopper as she is still a baby.
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    Re: My new hypo RTB, Mia

    Nice pick up!
    She's got lots of color!
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    Very nice baby!! Congrats!
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    Re: My new hypo RTB, Mia

    Beautiful.
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