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Central American Boa

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  • 03-20-2009, 11:55 AM
    demonicchild
    Central American Boa
    I was wondering what the enviroment size on an adult one of these guys is?

    I'm obviously not getting one. lol. Let's master my ball python first. :rolleyes: . I was at a petstore and someone was buying a baby and they were going on about how a snake only grows to fit it's tank. WHAT? I know that isn't true, but I am still curious as to how big they do need? Poor snake. I would have run up there and said something but I'm not exactly well-educated in the keeping of anything above corns as I'm constantly learning about balls.
  • 03-20-2009, 03:38 PM
    demonicchild
    Re: Central American Boa
    Just realized this was in the wrong place! SORRY!!!
  • 03-20-2009, 06:48 PM
    DavidG
    Re: Central American Boa
    Isn't that pretty close to the normal red tail. Max length was around 14 feet if I remember correctly. That is on the HUGH side, I'd say 8-11 feet is the norm. I'd recommend a 125 Gal. or custom enclose for them.
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