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    Too big for rats too small for rabbits

    I don’t see any other photos posted here.
    (Edit: Found the others on your IG through my browser. Better to upload pictures to the forums as not everyone uses social media and can’t easily access pics on IG. When using a browser it blocks content after the second view. The Tapatalk app makes loading pictures here very simple.)

    How old is this animal? An adult boa doesn’t need to be fed more than every 3-4 weeks and can easily go 6 weeks comfortably.

    A colossal rat should not be given to any boa. Their higher fat content is hard for a boa’s slow metabolism to digest and can lead to obesity and other health complications which ultimately shortens their life expectancy.

    The snake looks alright in those pictures and is maybe a tad chunky. A boa’s cross section should look like a loaf of bread, tall and square.


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    Last edited by jmcrook; 11-29-2020 at 11:32 AM.

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