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Thread: dumerils boa

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    i want one!!! not fair! my mom wont let me have another snake. owell, maybe when i move out. but till then, it doesnt hurt researching. got some questions. how big adult size do they get? i heard 6-7ft. do they eat rabbits? hows the temps/humidity? their really beautiful snakes, and im really starting to like them, anyone have some pics?
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    dumerils boa

    im not sure on the size exactly, but im pretty sure they dont get girthy enought to eat rabbits.

    they are nice looking snakes though



    and, i think that they have a good temperment, but im not sure, never had one
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    Hey, this is a slightly old post, but the December 2004 issue has a bunch of articles on Dumeril's boas.

    Btw, I've heard 4 to 6 feet, usually around 5.
    They come from madgascar.

    Edit: I just found this thread

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    THe oct. edition of reptiles magazine has a big story on them.
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