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    At 4 feet, he's between 2 and 3 years old, as Dumeril's grow quite a bit slower than other boas. He sounds a bit thin, but not terribly so.

    Feed him every 2 weeks in his enclosure

    A small rat would be more appropriate, but as long as the mediums aren't substantially larger than the snake's widest girth, the mediums may be ok. The rat should produce a noticeable lump in the snake, but shouldn't persist for more than about 4 days or so.

    Give him a couple weeks to settle in before you handle or feed him, and don't handle him for about 48 hours after every feeding.

    Oh, and post some pics of him!!!
    Last edited by rocknhorse76; 06-21-2013 at 03:12 PM.
    1.1 Dumeril's Boas (Andry and Anja)
    0.1 Argentine Boa (Evita)
    1.0 Normal Ball Python (Rocky)
    1.2 Leopard Geckos (Unnamed)
    0.1 Australian Cattle Dog (Lola)
    0.1 Tabby Cat (Bianca)

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