Snake ID?

[NetalianSoda]

Any ideas what these guys are? Red Tail or some sort of Retic?

[NetalianSoda]

[artgecko]

Looks like a hypo boa (bci / common boa). I just picked one up at a show about a month ago. They get about 5.5 -7 feet long (females will be a good bit heavier / longer than males). They will also eventually need a 4' x 2' x 15"+ cage (more if a female).

Be careful with feeding. You should feed items no larger than the widest part of the boa and it should not leave a lump. Boas also need to eat less often than other snakes as they age (1-1.5 weeks for babies, from 1.5 years on, every 2 weeks, some adults go every 3 weeks between meals). The boa should have a "loaf" shape (like a loaf of bread) if it is getting round, it is too fat.

Care similar to BPs, but slightly lower temps (88f hot spot, high 70's ambient). Similar humidity to a BP as well.

[Evenstar]

It is a Hypo Boa Constrictor Imperator.

[myztic24]

Pics would be awesome

[Sonny1318]

From the pics, I would have to concur. A hypo boa constrictor imperator.

[NetalianSoda]

Thanks

[pucheebaby]

Thanks everybody. This wont let me post pics except to the gallery. Any chance you could look and tell me what you think Henry is? (my other so called BP)

[Evenstar]

Where are the pics of Henry? I only see the two you posted above in your gallery.

Upload the pics to a photo-sharing site like Photobucket. Once you do that, if you hover over the pic you uploaded there, you can click the cog-wheel in the upper right corner and choose "get links". Then select the IMG code for forums/boards. Simply copy and paste that link into your post here.

[pucheebaby]

I recently uploaded a couple of "Henry" to the gallery....
Thank you

Where are the pics of Henry? I only see the two you posted above in your gallery.

Upload the pics to a photo-sharing site like Photobucket. Once you do that, if you hover over the pic you uploaded there, you can click the cog-wheel in the upper right corner and choose "get links". Then select the IMG code for forums/boards. Simply copy and paste that link into your post here.