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Rainbow Boa Housing

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  • 09-17-2011, 03:43 PM
    nock
    Rainbow Boa Housing
    What do you keep your adult rainbow boas in? Pictures would be nice.

    If you don't own one, I don't care how much you've researched about them; I'm asking for actual owners' opinions.
  • 09-17-2011, 04:07 PM
    MoonlightBoas
    Re: Rainbow Boa Housing
    I currently house all of my Brazilian Rainbow Boas in homemade racks using appropriately sized Sterilite tubs. BRBs also do well in Boaphile cages, Vision cages, etc. The most important thing with any Rainbow Boa enclosure is limiting ventilation so the humidity in the cage isn't lost to the ambient air in the room.
  • 09-17-2011, 05:40 PM
    nock
    Re: Rainbow Boa Housing
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by MoonlightBoas View Post
    I currently house all of my Brazilian Rainbow Boas in homemade racks using appropriately sized Sterilite tubs. BRBs also do well in Boaphile cages, Vision cages, etc. The most important thing with any Rainbow Boa enclosure is limiting ventilation so the humidity in the cage isn't lost to the ambient air in the room.

    So they don't need the height space like an arboreal snake? And does the rule length + width of enclosure > length of snake apply?
  • 09-17-2011, 05:57 PM
    MoonlightBoas
    Re: Rainbow Boa Housing
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by nock View Post
    So they don't need the height space like an arboreal snake? And does the rule length + width of enclosure > length of snake apply?

    I usually start off babies in 7 quart Sterilite tubs. Then I move them up to larger tubs as they grow. Small enclosures or cages with small hides help babies feel more secure. Brazilian Rainbow Boas don't need tall cages that you would normally use for primarily arboreal snakes, but when given the opportunity to climb will sometimes make use of it. When fully grown, I would recommend at least 4-6 square feet of floor space.

    Here is a Brazilian Rainbow Boa Care Sheet

    Here is a list of Frequently Asked Brazilian Rainbow Boa Questions and Answers

    I'd be happy to answer any questions you or anyone else have about Brazilian Rainbow Boas.
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