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Old 06-02-13, 05:42 PM   #20
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Re: Anyone here have experience with dwarf boa regurgitation??

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Originally Posted by Aaron_S

Like I said though, leaves aren't the same as a real tough solid piece to hide in. You can say it is, but trust me. Would you feel comfortable hiding yourself in leaves from a lion or would you feel more comfortable in something sturdy and covered on all sides? That's how your snake feels. I hope that's something you can understand since snake behaviour isn't quite your cup of tea yet.

EDIT: As it stands I'm awaiting an e-mail from the breeders in the States who first produced these animals when they were imported.
Human security is different from snake security would you not agree?
The thing is, you make these boas out to be always hiding. They aren't ball pythons that are in burrows most of the time. As cited earlier these snakes do go up the trees in the wild to avoid predators. Where do you think they hide in the trees? In some rock in the tree? No probably in between brush and patches of leaves that are on the branches. At same time, soaking up the sun's heat. I have mimicked a similar environment in the previous enclosure.
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