Chill?

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Originally Posted by Tigerhawk

She looks great. I hope you enjoy her for many years to come.

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Thanks! I look forward to sharing memories with her. So far, she has got one summer down. She seems to enjoy when I take her outside or on walks to the liquor store.
She's even super placid with strangers. We are all probably strange shaped uths that dispense food. Even my ball is more feisty! LOL

All my boas are super relaxed, so very normal. She's lovely by the way, but not a BCC.

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Originally Posted by Daybreaker

All my boas are super relaxed, so very normal. She's lovely by the way, but not a BCC.

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What is she? I saw the widows peak saddles but knew the color wasn't typical.

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Originally Posted by Daybreaker

All my boas are super relaxed, so very normal. She's lovely by the way, but not a BCC.

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What is she? I saw the widows peaks and assumed. :O
Whatever she is...A+ snake

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Originally Posted by ispitroseas

What is she? I saw the widows peak saddles but knew the color wasn't typical.

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Looks like a nice Colombian BCI to me: they can have peaked saddles too but the head structure, coloring, and tail on your girl all point to no BCC locality (.02)

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Originally Posted by Daybreaker

Looks like a nice Colombian BCI to me: they can have peaked saddles too but the head structure, coloring, and tail on your girl all point to no BCC locality (.02)

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Thanks! I did not know this. Either way she's my little baby ￣ 3￣

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Originally Posted by Daybreaker

Looks like a nice Colombian BCI to me: they can have peaked saddles too but the head structure, coloring, and tail on your girl all point to no BCC locality (.02)

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Yep, I agree. One thing about "common boas", they can certainly have BCC mixed in somewhere, or have mainland and island in the mix.

Without locality data from the breeder, its impossible to know for sure what is in your boa. It's not a big deal unless you were promised something, or sold a BCI at BCC prices.

It's a nice snake and some of the fun of these "not sure what" boas is you never know what size they'll end up at.

I have a "mutt" carpet python and a true locality BCI. I know pretty much what the boa will end up like, but the carpet has coastal in it and she could be 7, 8, 9 or 10+ feet. It's sort of fun not knowing.

I over posted a bit here. But you have a nice looking snake, and most likely it's what Daybreaker figured it is.