Big new girl wondering if theres anything special here

Just picked up this beautiful girl today. She is super tame and very sweet. her belly is extreamly pink as well but she wouldnt let me turn her so i could snap a photo of that.
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She's beautiful. Congrats.

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Originally Posted by Southern_Breeder

She's beautiful. Congrats.

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Thank you. she came into my local reptile shop and we snatched her up today, she was onyl there for 24 hours lol

Very pretty! She has some jungle-ish qualities but I see a normal Colombian BCI.

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Originally Posted by Daybreaker

Very pretty! She has some jungle-ish qualities but I see a normal Colombian BCI.

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i cant remember what BCI is?

"Boa Constrictor Imperator"

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Originally Posted by Daybreaker

"Boa Constrictor Imperator"

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thank you. Im still learning all the short terms for everything.

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Originally Posted by Alex1989

thank you. Im still learning all the short terms for everything.

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Nice girl.

Just ask many questions so that way you learn everything that you want.

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Originally Posted by Neal

Nice girl.

Just ask many questions so that way you learn everything that you want.

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thank you as well. I do wonder if she might be het for albino but i wont know till i breed her. When exactly is the Boa breeding season'?

Very nice girl!! I also see normal Colombian BCI - but with an outstanding tail! :gj:

Boas can breed nearly anytime of the year, but are generally most prolific in the late winter through early spring (Feb-May). It's a little late for this season, but not impossible. ;)

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Originally Posted by Evenstar

Very nice girl!! I also see normal Colombian BCI - but with an outstanding tail! :gj:

Boas can breed nearly anytime of the year, but are generally most prolific in the late winter through early spring (Feb-May). It's a little late for this season, but not impossible. ;)

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That helps out alot. I didnt know they had peak point.