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  • 08-10-2015, 11:21 AM
    distaff
    My two cents:

    1. If you are worried about escaping, you probably have the wrong enclosure.
    2. From everything I've read, a GOOD thermostat (such as the Herpstat) and a temp gun are essential, top of the list items. (So, there is guy somewhere who has maintained a healthy collection without these tools for the past 30 yrs...doesn't matter - most of us are not him.)
    3. For any new animal I recommend a getting a good book. It will have all the information in one place. IMO, Vincent Russo's The Complete Boa Constrictor would be worth the expense if you decide on a Boa.
  • 08-10-2015, 12:30 PM
    GoingPostal
    There are several options for small boas, hog island, dumerils, ground, etc if you are interested but don't want something the size of a common or redtail boa.
  • 08-10-2015, 04:24 PM
    BryceE
    After talking with the store owner and to you all here, he brought up pretty much everything you all did I've decided not to get one at this time. I just don't want to get it and not be able to give it the proper care it would need. Not to say I don't want one or two down the road, but not right now.

    Thanks for the help though.
  • 08-10-2015, 04:26 PM
    anicatgirl
    Good on you for considering the needs of the snake over your want for one. I know it's hard :rolleyes: I've been wanting to add more animals to my life and it's just not a good time.

    We'll be here when you decide to get a scaly baby
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