I'm not a boa guy.Originally Posted by carlson
Skip when housing two together would you use more of a tank/display type set up or just real big tubs? Just wondering that never thought of doing it but information is always good to gain. I know a dude that keeps his breeding boas together all year round but their in a display cage that takes up a good chunk of his wall is like 10x7x3 it's huge an they both seem great health friendly as can be. Not gonna lie the two snakes in a well done display can look real cool I'm just sure i don't have the space or resources to tryI would like to know more from the guys who do it like see their set ups and all but I understand can't make anyone show me anything. just skip an wilomn you two seem to have the experience with this that most us are lacking.
With arboreal colubrids, they are kept in large arboreal cages. Thrasops and rhamnophis in 4x4x2 cages with overhead RHPs, a ton of branches and several hanging birds nests at various levels. I have my pair of p. poecilonotus in a a 6'x4'2' cage and my spilotes pair in a cage of the same size.
P. Olfersii are kept in a 4'x3'x2' cage - same with p. viridissimus.
For comparision, single adult olfersii are housed in 30"x20"x20" arboreal cages.
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