New Boa

[DCsharkz]

i got her probed, and she's a female.

i named her tina and here are some pics.



http://tinypic.com/fdejcy.jpg

the day i got her she went up there for about an hour.

http://tinypic.com/fdejo8.jpg

here is a full pic of her setup, she was headed to her hide

because i went back in a few hours and she was snug in her log were i snapped this pic.

http://tinypic.com/fdek34.jpg





so that first pic was the night and the next two were the next day in the morning..this one was later in the day when i saw she was up on her branch again so i decided to try and hold her.. she doesn't hiss or strike, she's great! very well behaved.

http://tinypic.com/fdekpf.jpg

she hung out on my hand for a while. until i put her back...

later that night i found her up on her little peice of wood..but hten i came back about 3 hours later and she was still there so i snapped the following pic.

http://tinypic.com/fdemaf.jpg

thanksa for checkin the post out...... she's a great snake...

[YoungBuck]

Awesome lookin' BCI~! ;) I just picked up my first not too long ago as well. I've only owned Pythons before and the Boa's are really starting to grow on me :D

[jjpython]

try not holding the snake for at least a week to let it get used to the enviornment. young boas often get nervous and stressed easily, just my 2 cents, only take her out if your cleaning the cage and keep the cage out of the traffic areas in your house.

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[NocturnalBC]

What Kind of Boa is that? She's Beautiful!!!

[hbwright]

Congrats, you've got a pretty girl. When did you get her? I agree with giving them a time to wind down and get used to their new home. I always give them two meals to get down and digest at the least before getting them used to handling and I know some owners suggest even longer. You'll enjoy her very much.

[joey]

beautiful! :medclown: