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Thread: Woma Python

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    Has anyone seen a woma in person or owns one and can tell me what there like.
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    I have seen them in person and talked to several people that have kept them..... everyone has said the exact same thing. THEY ARE AWESOME! Every single person that I have talked to has said that they are a favorite in thier collections, they are easy to keep, seem to have some "personality", and are hardy snake with excellent feeding responses.
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    yeah thats what I've heard to I've been doing lots of research on them and i think that a woma is my next snake.
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    They are gorgeous... If I only had $750 to spend on one
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    $750? I haven't seen one under $1200 myself! I would LOVE to have a Woma, they just look awesome!
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    just wonderin

    The last show I went to in Raleigh, NC had some one display for $1500 a pair if I remember correctly. Check with Rich at Piedmont Reptiles in Archedale, NC
    He has a website http://www.reptilebasics.com but he doesnt update the site often so call if you are interested. He also does boa c amarilli and some hog island boas.... he's a good guy.
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    i seen a couple for 650 each but thats the cheapest possible
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    I've seen males as low as $400, but not ones that will grow up to be super sexy smokin' orange & white. We have a few womas here & they're just a blast to keep - awesome personalities (watch the feeding response!!), very curious & alert.

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