So, this just happened...

[MDT]

Just got in this beast of a 2012 Guyana female. I love the deep chocolate tones in her!!!

http://i1252.photobucket.com/albums/hh572/mtucker66/IMG_6838_zpsyftnznjn.jpg (http://s1252.photobucket.com/user/mtucker66/media/IMG_6838_zpsyftnznjn.jpg.html)

http://i1252.photobucket.com/albums/hh572/mtucker66/IMG_6833_zpsdsg7lrfz.jpg (http://s1252.photobucket.com/user/mtucker66/media/IMG_6833_zpsdsg7lrfz.jpg.html)

[Aaron_S]

That's pretty sexy right there!

[Scubadiver59]

Who did you steal it from? :rolleyes:

[EL Ziggy]

Very nice Matt. She's a big-un for sure. :)

[richardhind]

Very nice pick up there,proper chunky looking congrats

[MDT]

Thanks all! I am really excited about this one. She's 6 feet of insane muscle (I am always amazed at the sheer strength of BC compared to my carpet pythons)... and it appears she is a "mover".. Gonna take a little time to get her to mellow (at least I hope she slows down).
I'll let her settle in a few days, offer some food, then begin working with her.
I'll be looking for a nice Guyana boyfriend for her at some point.

[SnoopySnake]

Nice!! She's a pretty one :)

[Jim Smith]

Very pretty snake! I'm curious to know what sized water bowls you use for your larger snakes. I try to provide a water bowl large enough for the snake to get in if they want to. For the large snakes, that would be a bit of a challenge since it would take a wash tub sized water bowl for your new girl.

[MDT]

I keep the humidity at about 60% and only use the size water bowl in the pic. I have used larger bowls in past, but if I housing a primarily arboreal/terrestrial animal, I find they don't really soak much (unlike an anaconda, water snake, etc)...
Just my method.

[Andy_G]

Awesome BCC, Matt!

[Tsubaki]

That's a gorgeous creature!! congrats! :D