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    Re: Never found it so hard...

    Quote Originally Posted by Seru1 View Post
    I am developing a carpet addiction I just love centralians. I wanna start on them and IJ's before moving into coastals.

    I love boas but there Caging is a mystery and a fear of mine. I'd love a BCC but I have no snake room and most of my house is 70-74 ambi. ((My pythons stay in racks. Someday my woma will utilize RHP's in a display cage.))

    BCC's get so big though I don't know if a radient heat panel could heat a big cage like that properly.


    So many beautiful snakes in the world. Still check back friday night I can't wait to show my new girl off.
    I have a pair of Bredilis. They are pretty cool. I like them better than any other carpet I have owned.

    Caging is not difficult for boas. I keep my adults in 4x2x1 PVC cages with 80 watt RHPs. Larger boas would need larger cages and higher wattage RHPS. The RHPs would have no difficulty heating the ambientm temp if yours stays between 70 and 74. I say go for it.

    I also want a Black-headed python!!
    Last edited by Wh00h0069; 03-31-2011 at 12:22 PM.
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