Want your guys opinion?

Alli right guys I may be asking alot but I need your help I want to purchase another boa but i want your guys opinion on which you guys would choose... I know its what I like but i want to know in your guys opinion.. Thanks for looking and help

Jungle x NIC Cross does this look like a jungle at all????
http://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i9...s/IMG_0915.jpg
Salmon Boa
http://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i9...dsc08812-2.jpg
BRB im nervous about this snake because i know they can be nippy
http://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i9...nakes/temp.jpg
Another salmon it is different
http://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i9...dsc08815-2.jpg

Go with the BRB they are beautiful my roommate in college had one and it liked to be handled not nippy at all

BRBs are awesomely gorgeous! I would get one of those :)

I really dig the first one, but I'd go with the BRB too. I've seen plenty of perfectly docile BRB's, and seeing as that one is young, you have lots of time to work with it. I also like the size of BRBs over RTBs, a big BRB only eats a large rat, whereas with boas you're probably going to end up on rabbits/ multiple jumbo rats.

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Originally Posted by Hulihzack

I really dig the first one, but I'd go with the BRB too. I've seen plenty of perfectly docile BRB's, and seeing as that one is young, you have lots of time to work with it. I also like the size of BRBs over RTBs, a big BRB only eats a large rat, whereas with boas you're probably going to end up on rabbits/ multiple jumbo rats.

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Yea i really like the first one two but the BRB is hard to pass up and the size does come into play as well thanks

I like the first BCI, very clean looking! If your concerned about size, go with a male. Even if he's longer than average, he'll still have less girth than a female.

I'm not a boa guy at all but if I were forced to get a boa it would be a BRB hands down...they are stunning!!

I have to agree with Hulihzack - BRBs are not inherently more "nippy" than other snakes in my experience. My brother has a pair of them, and I've never even seen them get twitchy, let alone actually take a swing at anyone. Heck, even the juveniles I've handled have been fairly calm, though they do tend to be more defensive than adults. I think a lot of bites from "nervous" snakes are actually due to nervous handlers, to be honest - if you're nervous and unsteady, the snake picks up on it and becomes nervous itself.

Also, as others have stated, they're just amazingly beautiful, and of course the cost to feed them will be considerably less than a BCI.