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Thread: New RTB

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    New RTB

    Here is my new girl that I got at the beginning of this month. I am pretty excited because I've always wanted a red tailed boa. She is just a baby now but when she gets bigger I think I will be putting her in a boaphile. What size tank do you guys keep your adult females in? Also I don't really know much about the different locales or anything and I didn't think to ask when I bought her. Is there anything you guys can tell about her that I wouldnt know? All I know is that she is a red tailed boa. Anyways, here are the pictures.

    http://www.ball-pythons.net/gallery/...9/IMG_2522.JPG
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    Re: New RTB

    Awe what an cute snake

    I would LOVE a RTB some day.

    and good luck with the little one. Keep us updated Id love to see the growth into an adult!!


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    Re: New RTB

    She's a hot little boa

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    Re: New RTB

    Thanks! It would be awesome if she would stay this light as she grows up but something tells me that she is going to get darker. The pictures don't really show it but she has a decent amount of pink on her sides and on the side of her head.

    Andrew

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    Re: New RTB

    Cool pics.

    I have my female RTB in a 75 gallon enclosure and she's got plenty of room to move her 6.5' figure around comfortably.
    You say it's got pink on it's face and sides? It could be a pastel rtb? I've got a pastel also and he's got pink along both sides of his body and is a lighter brown color than the female. He's about 3 or 4 feet and is also in a 75 gallon tank.


    Good luck!

    Here's my pastel boa for comparison:
    -Brian-

    Monty- Ball Python
    Spike- Red Tailed Boa
    Quentin Tarantino-Pastel Boa

    Than- Boas are better than Pythons
    Then- We went to the store, then we went home

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    Re: New RTB

    I doubt its a pastel, more likely just a light colored cool normal. I'm pretty sure the person that I got it from would have realized what it was. It would be awesome if she kept the color she has into adulthood but I bet she will get darker. Cool pics though and thanks for the input about tank sizes.

    Andrew

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