Get a boa from a real breeder or hobbyist, the market is flooded with snakes, getting a good one should be easy.
06-02-2018, 06:06 PM
Sauzo
Like others have said, cut and run. Not worth the effort anymore. I did like that boa though. The cages though, well you know my position on Proline cages already lol.
I say go with like Gio said and just find a nice boa you really want, be it a BCC, morph BCI or normal BCI. And i would personally get AP cages.
06-03-2018, 01:06 AM
Gio
Proline cages are great and the plastic is the safest, nontoxic plastic out there.
Don’t worry about Proline quality. I’ll put my 4 cages up against anything out there for price, size and quality.
I haven’t come across a cage yet that I’d pick over what I have. It’s all about how you set your cage up.
As far as the boa goes, research some quality boas from a true breeding enthusiast.
Size is a non factor. They are typically docile and wonderful larger snakes.
I bought my locality boa for a bit over $200.
You can easily fulfill your boa quest with something special if you have little time to research and zero in on the perfect boa for you.
