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    That's a pic I found online. Im sure it came from a breeder. When they are that small they are extremely delicate. This is why it is hard to find a youngster that has been sexed. Any good breeder will not attempt such an act because they are so delicate that young and the odds are good on injuring them.
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    Re: Amazon tree boa question

    I see. Yeah that's amazing how small those are !

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    Re: Amazon tree boa question

    I have several Amazon tree boas, and I have really enjoyed keeping them! They are very easy to care for and make beautiful display snakes! All of mine can be handled without biting if I first take them out of their cages with a snake hook and then hold them in my hands. They are actually pretty calm, and I don't find them flighty at all. I think they require intermediate snake keeping skills, and I highly recommend them if you want a nice display animal!

    Here are photos of my two favorites. They are about to become parents, and I can't wait!



    Mango Amazon Tree Boa Male


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    Interesting thread. Are bp considered the snakes that will least likely bite people? If not what is?

    Those are beautiful snakes btw. Just googled some pics. Amazing.

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    Re: Amazon tree boa question

    Quote Originally Posted by ArabianOak View Post
    Interesting thread. Are bp considered the snakes that will least likely bite people? If not what is?

    Those are beautiful snakes btw. Just googled some pics. Amazing.
    I don't know that I would say that about BP's. Plenty of owners here have been tagged. There is even a thread with a poll about it.
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    Re: Amazon tree boa question

    Quote Originally Posted by wendhend View Post
    I have several Amazon tree boas, and I have really enjoyed keeping them! They are very easy to care for and make beautiful display snakes! All of mine can be handled without biting if I first take them out of their cages with a snake hook and then hold them in my hands. They are actually pretty calm, and I don't find them flighty at all. I think they require intermediate snake keeping skills, and I highly recommend them if you want a nice display animal!

    Here are photos of my two favorites. They are about to become parents, and I can't wait!



    Mango Amazon Tree Boa Male


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    Very beautiful!!! If you get any babies id love to get one!!!!

    Yeah this guy is willing to just give me that atb!

    Guess it's the garden morph?

    He's going towards breeding ball pythons. So he is trying to make room. He said it's 3ft? I think

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    Re: Amazon tree boa question

    Quote Originally Posted by Firefighter1719 View Post
    Very beautiful!!! If you get any babies id love to get one!!!!

    Yeah this guy is willing to just give me that atb!

    Guess it's the garden morph?

    He's going towards breeding ball pythons. So he is trying to make room. He said it's 3ft? I think

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    The garden ones are not as colorful, but some of them are quite pretty and can produce colorful offspring if you breed them. Might be good to take in the free one to see if you like their temperament and such.....
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    Re: Amazon tree boa question

    Yeah I noticed there grey etc
    I'm going to get it today.
    Hopefully things go good because those arboreal snakes look beautiful and I think itd be a snake I could keep as display.

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    All of my amazons will use a hide during the day when sleeping, so you might want to offer one to yours.
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    Okay

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