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Old 11-07-03, 01:00 AM   #16
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Thanks for the kind words everyone!

An example of just how slow these guys grow... below pictured is my female taken last October on the same perch she is on the above pictures

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LOL maybe I should be calling you slowpoke? Hehehe no worries... my collection is staying in tact

Jenn,

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That IS a really nice tattoo.
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Good stuff Linds! They're looking great
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I love those sub flavus,
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aww they are adorable
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Thanks for all the compliments!
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Old 11-07-03, 04:19 PM   #24
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Lindsay,
Would it be possible for you to get relatively accurate current lengths and weights for both of them? I know it's not easy, but if you could do so, I'd appreciate it. If not, no big deal.
I am very curious as to their actual growth rate. There is not a heck of a lot of information generally available about the species, and I like to know everything I can about 'em.

Thank you very much.

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Old 11-07-03, 06:40 PM   #25
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I can definitely get you the weights on them...lol... I'll try for the lengths as well but can't promise anything
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Very nice linds. Sweet tat awsell!
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Thanks!

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I just weighed the little monsters and they tipped the scales at 122 grams for the male, and 90 grams for the female (my scale is accurate to the gram). I don't keep frequent weight charts on anyone anymore, but I do occassionally weigh someone here or there out of curiosity. If it helps any, March '02 my male weighed 14 grams and the female weighed 13 grams I can't find my tape measure so there wasn't even attempt at getting any lengths tonight
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Ok so we have subflavs, innornatus, and striatus

So, who's working Cuban Boas...?? I know there must be some around as I saw some in the pet trade a few years back.
I saw some adult Angulifer at Basil zoo in West Germany a few years back...they were spectacular
but pretty big too...Bigger than Haitians and Jamaicans.. around 8 foot or more
i've heard they can be pretty nasty but I've never known anyone keeping them
I wouldn't mind a pair of babies to raise up..
Anyone know who's got these in the great white north?
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Old 11-08-03, 10:13 AM   #29
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Thank you, Lindsay - I'm going to write that down right now. It's nice to have some frame of reference. I wonder how big the '99 ones are? I don't know anyone who has any from that litter.

Yes Roy, I think you're right. I'm sure that there are some E. angulifer up here. I've seen them mentioned by someone, but I cannot remember whom or where. Damn this memory of mine!!
They seem to be another traditionally "aggressive" specie. For example, in Carl Kauffeld's classic '69 book, "SNAKES: The Keeper And The Kept", he calls the snake "the Cuban Boa or Maja" and makes mention of the fact that the native Cuban people have a saying, "muy maja" to describe an irritable person.
Like most snakes, I'll bet that captive-bred babies would eventually calm down or at least become more tractable over time.

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GEORGEOUS snakes Linds!!!! I love that last pic, looks like she's playing peek-a-boo ..lol

Gotta get me a pair of them
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