Small boa?

Most Hog Islands I have worked with (30 or so), had wonderful temperaments. That being said, I've seen 8' females and 7' males. They are considered a "dwarf", but sometimes..they aren't really dwarf like. :)

I'd go with a Caulker Cay (Cay Caulker) or Crawl Cay, both max out at 5' (the longest ever recorded was around 6'). They stay small and most are pretty docile.

As a matter of fact, I know someone on here who has one listed for a more than decent price. :)

http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showthread.php?t=89143

We have a dumerils boa. Not a hybrid Dumeril x madagascar ground but true Dumerils and should not get much larger than a BP in length. She is the most docile snake I have ever seen. Loves to sit in my wifes arms and hand out and seems to enjoy being touched. Eats GREAT! We got her (she is high pink) for 100.00 (she was feeding on live only at the time but a minth of live then a month of prekilled and then to FT and shes converted no problem

i just got a female hogg at the last show i went to. she is a great snake when she isnt shedding, but if she is anywhere near close. you should just leave her alone. i picked her up for 125 i think. it was deffiantly well worth it.

http://i245.photobucket.com/albums/g...0/DSC01309.jpg

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this is what I ALWAYS recommend, but it may not be the price you want to pay:

http://i.ugtz.com/albums/Snakes/IMG_5905.sized.jpg

BCA "South Brazilian" is how they're marketed.
My male is expected to top out at 5 feet....he's that size now but slowly filling out in girth. He'll never be bigger than my BP.
from here: http://www.millerreptiles.com/Southb...ns/Sobraz.html