Quote Originally Posted by bcr229 View Post
Pythons generally have a faster metabolism & digestion, so they can eat every 7-14 days.

Boas have a fairly slow metabolism, most adults do perfectly fine on 4-6 week feedings. Again, it's all too easy to overfeed them, which will cut decades off of their lifespan. Your rescue does not appear underfed, it has a very nice square body shape.
Somebody who gets it!

Though I'm not surprised at all seeing as bcr229 keeps a wide variety of species.

I will say at times I will feed my boa a rather large prey item, but this is followed by AT LEAST one month with nothing, and usually preceded by a meal that would be considered undersized the month before.

My BC will not eat at all from November to April and I use seasonal temp drops and decreased lighting during the winter months.

As bcr229 stated boa constrictors are usually overfed. I'd bet 95% of all captive BCs see too much food.

I was certainly on that track myself early on.

Your snake, OP, looks to be in very good health at least by looking at the body.

I think after the vet check you'll be all set!