Re: Updated Photos - Adult Dumeril's
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SK_Exotics
Your avatar is one of my alltime favorite spongebob episodes! I have squidwards beautiful face as my skype avatar!
Cool boa! I had a dum he was very timid.
Same here!! That's exactly why I chose that avatar :). And that's hilarious :8::8:!!
Thank you! I hear they can sometimes be nervous. Haven't experienced this myself yet though.
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Virus
A dumeril is definitely my plan for my next boa.
As well as a tegu, since Sk's avatar reminded me of it.
Anywho, cool pictures! There aren't enough pictures of dumeril's on here.
They are amazing boas to have. Thank you! I agree!
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Vypyrz
I am just amazed by the size of her jaw muscles. That's impressive... :gj:
Thank you :D!!
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DellaF
She is so pretty! She is one of the reasons I want one :) Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, and I am so flattered that she's one of your reasons to want one :)!
Re: Updated Photos - Adult Dumeril's
Beautiful dumeril girl....
Re: Updated Photos - Adult Dumeril's
She is gorgeous. Is a dumeril a boa that one handler can safely manage for it's life time??
I would like to get one but am alone with providing their care.
Re: Updated Photos - Adult Dumeril's
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Originally Posted by
L.West
She is gorgeous. Is a dumeril a boa that one handler can safely manage for it's life time??
I would like to get one but am alone with providing their care.
I believe their docile nature makes them fairly simple to handle. It's an awesome way to get used to handling larger snakes as well. Even though she is quite heavy and a bit much for my size, I find her as easy to handle just as my other snakes are.
I haven't heard of a Dumeril's being a two-person handling job, but I would definitely see that would be the case if the specimen was growing to be 8 ft+. Fortunately, males do not reach the lengths that females do, so one person could feel comfortable handling an adult male without any assistance.
If you are interested, a male would be the way to go if you are worried about size. Dumeril's are slow growers, so it does take time for them (3+ years) to reach their adult lengths.
Re: Updated Photos - Adult Dumeril's
So you would suggest getting a baby and raising it up rather than buying an adult - just wondering
Thanks
Re: Updated Photos - Adult Dumeril's
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Originally Posted by
L.West
So you would suggest getting a baby and raising it up rather than buying an adult - just wondering
Thanks
I wouldn't see why not, I purchased my first Dumeril's as a baby. But I definitely do not regret purchasing my big girl as an adult.