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Purchase your Boa from a breeder
who has a knowledge of boas and
is willing to answer any
questions you may have
about that animal. Look for a
captive bred boa that has clear
firm skin,
rounded body shape, clean vent,
clear eyes, and who flicks its
tongue when
handled. When held, the snake
should grip you gently but
firmly as it is moving
around. It should be alert to its
surroundings. All young snakes
see themselves
as food for larger snakes, birds,
lizards and other larger predators,
so your
young boa may be a bit nervous
at first but should settle down
with some
handling. There is little
difference in temperament
between males and females.
Captive-bred Colombian B. c.
imperators and B. c. constrictors
are the nicest,
least aggressive of all the Boas.
Captive-bred Boas of all
subspecies are more
docile than their wild-caught
counterparts so always ask if
captive bred before buying.

If you are a business or
private customer
looking for quantities
of young boas whether
to resell or for breeding
purposes let me know
and i'd be happy to work
out a deal with you.

One of the things learned by
me with my first Boa was that
even through the excitement
of my new friend, i now had a
new responsibility to him as
with any new pet. Boas are in
my mind the perfect pet for
the following reasons. They
only need food weekly as
compared to other pets that
require it daily. They also make
no noise, defecate only about as
often as they are fed, eat rodents,
frozen or pre-killed, come in a
large variety of colors and
patterns, and last but not least
is the soothing cool feel and
texture of their skin when
holding them.
Enjoy your new Boa!!