Quote Originally Posted by Billy29 View Post
I think the whole thing with Ball pythons is that they can be somewhat personable (as much as a snake can get) they really don't bite and don't get huge. We have to face it that Boas get big and the average mom and dad is not going to want that big of a snake in their son's or daughters bedrooms. As far as eating goes that has more to do with wild caught specimens although if a captive bred BP is not being kept right they won't eat.


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You are going to have to look hard for a wild caught bp right now. And they are know to be very picky eaters even in captive breed. With the perfact husbandry. The will often fast and not eat for months on end. Yes your bp might be eating good for you but get a collection of 20 or more and 9 times out of 10 one of them is going to refuse a meal. I had time were i would only pull out 5 or 6 rats at a time because half were on strike with the longest being 7 months. Were as all of my boas have never skiped a meal. So to say there not picky eaters is false

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