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What are some smaller boas?
What are some smaller sized boas? Im talking 8ft or less. Im thinking about a RTB, but not sure if i want one b/c of the size. But for the most part I want a boa.
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Re: What are some smaller boas?
Rosy Boas are VERY small boas. Only about 3 ft average. Maybe a hogg island boa, and I've heard a (bluefields boa?) doesn't get too big either.
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Re: What are some smaller boas?
Kenyan Sand Boas, Rainbow Boas, Rubber boas are a few that come to mind for me.
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Re: What are some smaller boas?
Lots of dwarf boas - Hogs, Corns, Nics, CA's, Crawl Cays, Cay Caulkers, Blood Boas, Sonorans, ect...Bluefields are a Nic locality...
BT
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Re: What are some smaller boas?
A male RTB has a high chance of being 7-8 feet.
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Re: What are some smaller boas?
I like Nics, they have some amazing pattern, and stay QUITE small!
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Re: What are some smaller boas?
Nics are a good bet. This guy is two and is right around 4 feet.

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Re: What are some smaller boas?

full grown female Candoia
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