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BoaBoy
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anyone into boas then?  |
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Chris P
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Keep a few
Common, Dwarf, Rosys to date
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munchy
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Location: Westcliff on sea essex
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ive got 2 adult and 2bubby common but im beginin to wonder about my girlie bubby she s very very pink the older shes gettin the pinker she becomes  |
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gekko
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| Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2004 4:05 pm Post subject: |
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| Chris P wrote: | Keep a few
Common, Dwarf, Rosys to date
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what r dwarf boas? how big do they get? |
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Chris P
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Brought one off Mark Amey, they only grow to 4ft in length
Mine is a male part striped tail..
Very pretty snake, and looking for an adult female to go with him
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gekko
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are they just small normal boas or a different subspecies?  |
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Scott W
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| Posted: Wed Jun 09, 2004 1:24 pm Post subject: |
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| Chris P wrote: | Brought one off Mark Amey, they only grow to 4ft in length
Mine is a male part striped tail..
Very pretty snake, and looking for an adult female to go with him
Chris |
Are they anything to do with Hogg Island Boas, I know a good few years back, lots of Hogg Island were bred with columbian boas but doubt if they were kept isolated or sold as crosses, so there would be quite a few smaller boas around now, light colours, with hints of pink? |
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Chris P
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This is Amey Boa 
and a pair of our Rosy Boas Rosa and Humbug
and Mikey our Boa taken last summer
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monty
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| Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2004 8:23 pm Post subject: boas |
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i have 3.2 commons they are all normals i will be trying to breeed from the two females this year so fingers crossed
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rankindude
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Location: the shadows
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| Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2005 1:07 pm Post subject: |
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heres my 2
my sonoran dwarf boa
common boa
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