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    Re: Always something

    Quote Originally Posted by bcr229 View Post
    1) Boas don't hatch, they're live birth.

    2) If you're only used to ball pythons and retics then yes having a boa is a bit disconcerting at first because they're not making a mess every 2-3 days (which IMO is actually very nice!). And a neonate is going to use most of what it's being fed for growth, especially if it's on rat fuzzies or pups which don't have a lot of hair, so there won't be much waste for them to pass.

    Didnt even realize I was calling it a hatchling. Damn ball pythons corrupted me! Thanks for the reply!

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