She looks perfect. With obesity being such a common problem in boas, it always makes me happy to see someone feeding their boa right. Contrary to what many seem to think, boas are going to grow to their full potential even if you keep them on a slow feeding schedule. I have a 3.5-year-old female who I've had since she was a tiny little worm; I've always had her on a slow feeding schedule (a meal every 2 weeks when she was younger, every 3 weeks since she started taking large rats) and she is at a very healthy length and weight for her age.
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Contrary to what many seem to think, boas are going to grow to their full potential even if you keep them on a slow feeding schedule. I have a 3.5-year-old female who I've had since she was a tiny little worm; I've always had her on a slow feeding schedule (a meal every 2 weeks when she was younger, every 3 weeks since she started taking large rats) and she is at a very healthy length and weight for her age.
