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    A picture of your snake will tell us a lot.

    But some BCI have larger heads than others. I personally feel it's a developmental thing and just a matter of how well-developed the snake's head muscles are at that point in time.

    Over feeding can cause a boa to grow too fast in proportion to their heads and cause a "pin-head" look. On the other hand, feeding too small a prey item can cause the head muscles to not develop well. This is a matter of finding a happy medium. Don't feed too often or too large, but don't feed too small either.
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