Behira - 2016 Female Ivory Ghost - First BCI

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Originally Posted by dakski

Wanted to update a few things

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Nice! We need more photos of snakes chilling with their keepers. It makes it more emotional. [emoji1360]




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Just a quick photo. Behira is very photogenic. Now, if I got just get her to hold still when I want. LOL

I know the focus is not great, but I liked the photo!

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I love her eyes! I'm new to boas and I've never seen one with grey eyes like that.

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Originally Posted by svtvenom

I love her eyes! I'm new to boas and I've never seen one with grey eyes like that.

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Her eyes blew me away. One of the reasons I picked an ivory ghost.

Of course my BP is albino and has red eyes and my corn is hypo-lavender and has purple eyes!

So Many different colors.

If I ever get another boa I might have to get an ivory ghost! lol

I couldn't help it. I usually take Behira out in the evening, when she is often in her darker phase. Today, I took her out in the morning, and she was light as can be!

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Boas have such cool eyes , i love the two tone, I have one with just black eyes aswell tho


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Behira weighed in at 670G today after a big waste dump.

She seems to be doing great and I am down to feeding a small rat every two weeks. I confirmed with the breeder that she was born in June 2016, so she is a little more than a 1 1/2 years old.

Still tame as anything once out of the cage, although we had an incident yesterday when I went to pick her up. Let's just say she was not in the mood. I will be using a hook from now on to let her know I will be picking her up.

I am very happy with her slow growth and in general, couldn't be happier with her.

Wanted to post a picture today and a quick update.

Pretty sure after doing some research and from another post here https://ball-pythons.net/forums/show...-Hook-Training, that my bite last weekend was a feeding response. Hers is strong and I misread the cues. I am now hook training and it's going great.

She is still incredibly docile and inquisitive once out of her tank, but since she will be 7+ FT one day, I am being diligent with hook training.

To be clear, I do not blame her, it was totally my fault. Afterwards, she let me pick her up, and was like, "sorry dad, thought you were food :(."

Hook training makes all the sense in the world (she will be by far the biggest snake I have had - BP's and corns before her) and I still adore her.

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Love her Markings [emoji1362][emoji216]


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