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    Ive worked with a couple olive pythons before, only one i currently own is a baby one. The temperment with them is usually pretty good but they have one hell of a feeding response even when they get to be full grown. So use of a hook is highly recommended. Mine have always been absolutely amazing outside of the cage. They are also very slow growing so if you decide to get one you have plenty of time to work with it. But as a comparison i cant tell you how the boas are. Ive only really worked with varius pythons.

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