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I would guess yes, she looks very much like my pure Hogg island male.
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I'm no Hog expert, but I'd say she's a pure Hog Island Boa....and a great looking one at that!! Not sure how big a 2011 Hog should be, but she looks very healthy. She should be able to take down a small rat, so start her out on one of those every 10-14 days. I bet she'll start growing like a weed.
Last edited by rocknhorse76; 06-09-2013 at 11:44 PM.
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Re: Today's Addition => Hog Island Boa
I really like the head development on that snake. Very nice, healthy looking animal.
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I m glad to read your comments.She s pure! yeah I spent a lot of time reading topics, watching pictures on the internet just to be 100% sure.You may think im quite maniac.But now i m sure.
Ok for the small rats.
And yes she is really healthy and tame.
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