Peruvian longtail boa Bcl

[richardhind1972]

Thanks everyone, much appreciated

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[Gio]

Mama quilla being nosey tonight while I was cleaning

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Totally love the head! Super nice looking creature!

[richardhind1972]

Totally love the head! Super nice looking creature!

Thanks Gio

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[richardhind1972]

Mama quilla in the sun this afternoon after her shed last week

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[Gio]

Man you hit the right day for pictures.

The animals look great in both picture posts.

[richardhind1972]

Man you hit the right day for pictures.

The animals look great in both picture posts.

Thanks Gio

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[richardhind1972]

My son took some pics of my 4.5 Yr old male longicauda "Etso", he's so dark and got fantastic gold outlined saddles. He lives at his so don't get chance to take many pics of him but he's so nice, he sent. Me these this afternoon so I thought I'd update some pics of him, its normally just. My female

Excuse his lawn

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[richardhind1972]

Mama quilla looking glossy tonight

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[richardhind1972]

My son came round tonight to look at the new roswell ladder tail boa and had "Mama Quilla" out, the lightning wasn't very good I'm afraid, but you can at least get a scale of her. My male longicauda "Etso" lives with my son. She's loads bigger than the male

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[BruceWayne911]

From the research I've been doing it seems that the Peruvian Boa are some of the biggest boas in the world. I love the Peruvian because of their bright red tails. Seeing as how big the Peruvian boas get is it a bad idea to under feed them to grow them slowly? For example instead of offering a boa a large rat every two weeks maybe switching to a medium rat every two weeks. I'm new to the hobby and I'm looking to some of you who are more experienced owning boas.