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    Nicaraguan boas

    I thought I'd share some pics of my two female Nicaraguan boas,
    There pretty much the same same age bar 2 months but very different from each other.
    The more orange one is my hypo mainland Nicaraguan who was 3 in June she's great and got such fantastic colours on her and really highly speckled, she pretty much fully grown.
    The darker red one is from the corn islands just off the coast of Nicaraguan often called the fire bellied Nicaraguan for obvious reasons, she's seems to have a lot finer scales and totally different to the mainland nics

    There's been a few people on here buy new nics and I thought I'd show them some adults

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    Thank you for the great photos! It's been surprisingly tough to find clear images of Nics, especially full grown ones, so this is really nice. Both of them are gorgeous, I especially like the darkness of the corn island girl though!

    It's also helpful to see how they are girth-wise, they really do seem quite a bit slimmer than common BCIs, which I like. I can't wait until my boy gets a bit bigger, he's cute at his current size but I want more snake

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    Once again some great pics love the colours of them.

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    Re: Nicaraguan boas

    Quote Originally Posted by caravaggiooo View Post
    Thank you for the great photos! It's been surprisingly tough to find clear images of Nics, especially full grown ones, so this is really nice. Both of them are gorgeous, I especially like the darkness of the corn island girl though!

    It's also helpful to see how they are girth-wise, they really do seem quite a bit slimmer than common BCIs, which I like. I can't wait until my boy gets a bit bigger, he's cute at his current size but I want more snake
    Thanks caravaggiooo and Wayne
    I just took the pics on me phone

    I too struggled to get some proper pics of adult Nicaraguans when I was contemplating getting them ,there very underrated that’s for sure very rarely over 5ft decent colour and 100% pure locality and don’t get as thick as most people’s wrist
    Most people forget about them when discussing dwarf boas


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    Re: Nicaraguan boas

    Very nice Richard... Seems like there are not a lot of Nic's owners on here. I personally like your girl with the brighter colors. What are their names? Or do you not name your snakes because you have a lot. Thank you for sharing, I enjoy seeing all of the pics you post..



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    Lovely ! Both are really pretty but if I had to pick a fave I’d go the lighter one. That speckle is redicccc

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    Re: Nicaraguan boas

    Honestly I don't know anything about nicaraguan boas but I love the colour change from head to toe (tail in there case) they look beautiful. Hopefully one day I'll venture out from just ball pythons and looking at them I think I've found what I'd one day eventually get.

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    Re: Nicaraguan boas

    Thanks everyone yes I’ve kinda got names for most of my snakes but the Hypo Nic is called“Nic” and the other one is “red nic” nics speckles are so cool and bright


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    Beautiful snakes! How docile are they? I’ve been thinking about getting a dwarf boa but I’ve heard nics can be somewhat more aggressive than other boas.

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    Damn those are nice and so interesting.

    Underrated locales in the BC for sure.

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