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    Pacific tree boa pics

    This was Queequeg, ansd she was the dwarf species of Candoia. She was probably one of my fav snakes I ever had.



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    Re: Pacific tree boa pics

    that is prolly the coolest thing ive seen all day!

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    Re: Pacific tree boa pics

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    Re: Pacific tree boa pics

    Shes awesome! How big to they get?
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    Re: Pacific tree boa pics

    Candoia are great. That's one of the darkest I have seen

    How was the temperment on that one?
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    Re: Pacific tree boa pics

    Cool snake.

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    Re: Pacific tree boa pics

    She had a great disposition, even though once, she did calmly bite someone.

    The dwarf females rarely exceed 24"
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    Re: Pacific tree boa pics

    WOW, very cool looking snake.......first pic with the eyes shining is great!

    where did you find Queequeg?

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    Re: Pacific tree boa pics

    I got her from a reptile rescue here in my hometown.
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