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Boas and Food
I was wondering. I have my boa out when I’m cooking or sometimes I even let him explore the living room while I’m cooking. Are there any foods I should not take him out if I’m cooking? Last thing I would want is a feeding response bite lol. My friend opened a can of clams and I swear my boa is acting really strange almost like he’s like oooh what’s that!?
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I would avoid cooking fish or fowl as these are part of a boa's natural diet.
Stick to baking breads and pastries.
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Ok good to know! Unfortunately I have diabetes so no bread or pastries for me lol
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Re: Boas and Food
Originally Posted by svtvenom
Ok good to know! Unfortunately I have diabetes so no bread or pastries for me lol
Veggies then.
I did come home once from a crab feast and cleaned out my snake room later that day, and had a king snake show way too much interest in my crabby-smelling fingers.
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Re: Boas and Food
Originally Posted by svtvenom
I was wondering. I have my boa out when I’m cooking or sometimes I even let him explore the living room while I’m cooking. ....
Some years back I collected a 7 foot long boa constrictor from an apartment. Seems that a college student had his boa out, went to answer his phone, and then couldn't find the snake. Several weeks after the student moved out, the snake reappeared. The new tenants were not happy about it. Things like that explain why I have a firm policy of never taking a snake out when I cannot keep an eye on it.
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Boas and Food
Haha, sometimes when I’m watching one of my snakes when they are out it is like watching paint dry.
Then, if I get up to put something in the microwave or the like, I hear crashing and breaking. They always are getting into something that they shouldn’t be.
But at the same time that is what makes them so fun, their curious nature.
Last edited by Reinz; 03-03-2018 at 05:34 PM.
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Sorry I mean I do check on him like every minute. My kitchen is literally 3 steps from the living room and my house has like no clutter so there isn’t really anywhere for him to get stuck in, other than maybe the couch. I was just worried about getting bit. I guess I’ll just keep him put away. Sometimes I feel like all I do is eat all day haha. Out of all the times I’ve had him out so far with food, he only really showed interest with the clams lol.
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