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    smaller boas

    well im thinkin of saveing up for a boa so wich ones grow to at least 7'

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    Re: smaller boas

    at least 7 feet? so you want a large boa? which one is it? do you mean at most 7 feet?
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    Re: smaller boas

    yea at most 7'

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    Re: smaller boas

    Any male Bci (for the most part), or central americans or insular localities
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    Re: smaller boas

    thanx

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    Re: smaller boas

    Nicaraguan BCI dont grow over 6'. Males usually 4'-5' and females 5'-6'. They are usually pretty nippy as babys though. As stated a male BCI normally won't grow larger than 7'. Have you looked into dumeril boas. They are a great first boa with a great temperment and only grow to 5'-6'.
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    Re: smaller boas

    Another good suggestion is hogg island boa. They'll probably fit in your category if not smaller.
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    Re: smaller boas

    I don't recommend hogs for a single reason, some are piss and vinegar! This girl is handled 2-3 times a week in hopes that she won't be as bad as an adult, its very rare that I can open the rack and not hear her hissing, I'd trust even my nic over her, just my experience. Most hogs just seem to be rather unpredictable, having bad days more often than not
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    Re: smaller boas

    looks like he is sayin back the f@#$ up dude

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