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    Re: !boa bonanza!

    Quote Originally Posted by WrongPython View Post
    Good luck finding a Pucallpa, Nick_MD! They're probably one of my favorite BCs, though they're a tad too large for me to feel comfortable caring for by myself. If I do bring home a BC it'll probably be a North Brazil. Kuzco's breeder seems to have a litter on the way, and I'm mighty tempted...

    BCOs and BCAs have also been tempting me for quite a while. If it weren't for their substantial adult size, I would 100% be saving for a very nice BCO right now, preferably a Maxx Pink line individual. BCOs are probably one of my greatest "nerd crush" snakes.
    I very genuinely appreciate the forethought you put into your serpent acquisitions, WrongPython. And not without good reason by any means. I think, based on my own experience, that you’d grow into a bcc or bco quite readily given your experiences with both of your boas.

    I do not fault you by any stretch of the imagination for being weary though. I fully anticipate that my larger Boa critters could give me a reality check once they achieve terminal size/velocity, but am also hopeful and confident that I will continue to learn their mannerisms at that size and prevent/be prepared for any mishaps that may occur.

    Definitely an apples to oranges comparison, but I find both of my Boas infinitely more manageable than either of the retics I’ve kept. Carpets much more agreeable with me without a doubt as well.

    I wholeheartedly respect and admire your decision to keep animals that you find to be within the comfortable confines of your keeping abilities for both their benefit and your own. I wish we all, including myself sometimes, had such fortitude.

    Prost!


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