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Boas Are Top Notch!

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  • 04-05-2017, 11:07 PM
    Gio
    Boas Are Top Notch!
    This time of year is wonderful.

    Sniper is all over the place in his cage. I figured out the reason he refused his last meal was due to the huge dump he dropped today. By the way, I just completed a total cage disinfecting clean with a total substrate change. Thanks buddy,,, the timing was awesome!

    He's on the move and has been on his perches all night.

    Boas are active! When abiding by the seasonality schedule that Rentfro, Russo and Basette preach, you will see activity when spring hits.

    No cage pictures tonight but have a gander at what Gus Rentfro can do when he breeds top quality, locality animals.

    Sniper, The Barranquilla, Colombian Boa.
    http://i772.photobucket.com/albums/y...a/IMG_3333.jpg

    http://i772.photobucket.com/albums/y...DSC01672_1.jpg


    I love this guy. Technically a BCI but the locality is considered what a natural integration of BCC and BCI would be in the wild. Scale counts and other factors of this particular locality differ from the "common BCI".
    http://i772.photobucket.com/albums/y...IMG_3329_1.jpg

    Check you Sauzo's Pokigron, Suri for another Rentfro (Rio Bravo Reptiles) creation.

    They climb, they perch, they explore, they eat.

    That's about all you can ask of a snake, and some beautiful natural colors and patterns don't hurt either.
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