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    Personally, I wouldn't bother with the light. Boas don't need one and they are not too appreciative of a light in their face all day long. If you want to spend the money to put one in and only turn it on when you specifically want to look in the cage or to aid with cleaning, that would be appropriate. But I wouldn't leave the light on all day - as long as the room the cage is in has natural light. If not, that's another story.

    I have a pvccages.com cage for my GTP and I got the perches with it although I don't use them. They are nice and I don't think Jim has them designed to go with his cages specifically. BUT boas are only semi-arboreal and they can get somewhat clumsy at times. A better option would be to put in a shelf for climbing instead perches. You could add a thick sturdy branch too if you wish. But the pvc perches might be slippery for boas.

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