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  1. 09-21-2007, 05:23 PM #1
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    Name some pythons/boas that are similar....

    in size to a ball python.

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    Re: Name some pythons/boas that are similar....

    Kenyan sand boa (think they grow between3-4 feet) correct?

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    Re: Name some pythons/boas that are similar....

    True.

    But I'm looking to get into something else around the same size as a BP.

    I got rid of my KSB pair. Just didnt get into them that much.
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    Re: Name some pythons/boas that are similar....

    Bloods, Hogg Islands, Rosy boas just off the top of my head
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    Re: Name some pythons/boas that are similar....

    Blood look like they dwarf BP's from some of the pics I've seen.
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    Re: Name some pythons/boas that are similar....

    Quote Originally Posted by N4S
    Blood look like they dwarf BP's from some of the pics I've seen.

    LOL bloods are a heavier bodied snake than a ball but they do share alot of the same traits
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    Re: Name some pythons/boas that are similar....

    I put this in the proper place for ya
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    Re: Name some pythons/boas that are similar....

    Hi,


    How about Angolans?


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    Re: Name some pythons/boas that are similar....

    Quote Originally Posted by dr del
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    How about Angolans?


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    Yes, if you got the money then I would go with angolans, they are awsome. There are also childrens pythons, spotted pythons, ringed pythons, and probably a few more that I cant think of at the moment.
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  10. 09-21-2007, 07:39 PM #10
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    Re: Name some pythons/boas that are similar....

    Woma's ( speices) not the ball morph are cool to, Carpets!!! I over looked carpets.
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