Care differences - BCI & BCC

So I'm still very new to the wonderful world of boa's, and i'm curious what the husbandry & care differences are between BCI & BCC's. I see everyone recommending BCI's to first time Boa owners and was wondering why. I have a columbian boa right now but would LOVE to get either a Suri or Peruvian down the road (not anytime soon I'm just doing my research now so when I feel ready to get one I can). Thanks in advance :D

I am by no means an expert but I keep both species using very similar setups. I think BCC's have a reputation of being a little less tolerant of husbandry errors so that it why BCI's are recommended for a first boa. But if you have the husbandry nailed down for a BCI then I see no reason for the swith to BCC to be an issue. When researching this type of stuff I have found that everyone usually just repeats the information that has been written by a few of the more experienced BCC breeders. Who can argue with that? But the species overlap in the wild so how could the husbandry really be that different?

the only two issues I am aware of are:
BCC tend to get bigger than BCI, so you need to be ready for that

and the big reason:
BCC are much more prone to digestive issues, especially when young.

so with a BCC (or BCA, which I have) you need to take extra measures to prevent regurgitation and impaction. This means having the discipline to feed smaller meals, not handle for 5 days after each meal, and not feed unless you've gotten a poop since last meal (when older you can go two meals between poops)

It's not difficult, just takes a little more attention.