True I’ve been looking into some boas that might stay in the 5-6ft range
Keep in mind that boa proportions are different from ball pythons- boas have a much longer body, so a 5-6 ft boa would be much thinner and have a smaller head than a 5-6 ft ball python. It would be a smaller snake.
Just like how a 5-6 foot blood python would be a large, thick snake.
Look at weight and not length if you just want something that feels girthy and sizeable.
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Keep in mind that boa proportions are different from ball pythons- boas have a much longer body, so a 5-6 ft boa would be much thinner and have a smaller head than a 5-6 ft ball python. It would be a smaller snake.
Just like how a 5-6 foot blood python would be a large, thick snake.
Look at weight and not length if you just want something that feels girthy and sizeable.
Yes. And If you want a fat, thick, heavy snake, get a blood python, if you want a super long snake, get a mainland reticulated python.
Keep in mind that boa proportions are different from ball pythons- boas have a much longer body, so a 5-6 ft boa would be much thinner and have a smaller head than a 5-6 ft ball python. It would be a smaller snake.
Just like how a 5-6 foot blood python would be a large, thick snake.
Look at weight and not length if you just want something that feels girthy and sizeable.
This is true I don’t want slim snake I want something with some girth but not a blood python, something a little more agile. Think a short tail boa might be my next snake, it fits the criteria I think.
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