Why wasn't I warned?

[CrystalRose]

That boas are super addicting?! I was able to pick up this hog island girl locally last night. She's super curious and I love her already.

[M.P.C]

Awe that's a little cutie pie, is that some peach highlight on her cheeks

[AerialArtist]

What a pretty little lady!

[BWB]

I picked up a young one on Friday and she (I think that it is a she but haven't had the sexing done yet) is gorgeous. Still hiding and getting settled into her new quarters but she was out exploring when I first got her home so I snapped a couple of pics. Now she sticks her head out of her hide to see what I'm doing in her enclosure (always seems like something needs to be done). My little one is quite light coloured for about 2/3rds of her body but she is a beauty.

[Reinz]

Congrats on such a good looking little girl!

Yes, Boas are just incredibly awesome.

[CrystalRose]

Thanks all.

[BWB]

Pic of my little one:

[Darkbird]

Cutie. Don't worry, the addiction will slow down a bit once you have covered every wall in your living space from floor to ceiling in cages and racks, and every piece of furniture you don't sit on is also a cage, and all your freezers contain more frozen rodents than people food. If you start considering getting rid of your bedframe and box spring and putting the mattress on top of a cage you may have an issue then.

[JoshSloane]

For most the addiction ends when a significant other says "STOP!" So the boa addiction ends and the retic infatuation begins!

[bcr229]

If you start considering getting rid of your bedframe and box spring and putting the mattress on top of a cage you may have an issue then.

Don't laugh, I saw a picture of a bedroom where the bed had been lifted high enough so that 6' wide x 30" deep x 18" tall enclosures could be slid underneath, one on each side.