If I had known 3 years ago...

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Which kind of in and of itself a problem, that BPs are just absolutely everywhere as I've pointed out in the past. They outnumber nearly any other species available 10 to 1, to the point where many people outright aren't aware of other species because BPs take up so much advertising space. Go to any given show and they take up half the vendor tables for example.

BP's have been everywhere for a very long time now, which isn't surprising as they breed at a relatively young age, they are easy to breed, and you can keep quite a few in a small space. Boas take longer to mature and get bigger so you don't see as many. Savu pythons are rarely, if ever, seen because females don't mature until 5-6 years old and they have small clutches, so no one intending to breed for quick $ wanted to wait that long.