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Old 06-16-15, 04:17 PM   #20
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Re: 30 Years of Reptiles - First Boa

Slower growth is healthier growth?

Sorry to randomly plop in on the discussion, but I'm new to snake-keeping and I hadn't heard this before. Why would growing more slowly initially be healthier? And how does one do this? (I'm assuming slowing down feeding or whatnot?) Does this apply to all boas, such as epicrates?

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