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08-05-15, 05:30 PM
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Re: Colubrid v boas v pythons
Im boring
cornsnake, common boa, ball python..Theres a reason they are so popular, because they are awesome.
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08-05-15, 05:39 PM
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Re: Colubrid v boas v pythons
You're not boring, just classic  not to mention those are some of the most colorful snakes with all those morphs available.
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08-05-15, 06:32 PM
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Re: Colubrid v boas v pythons
MBK>hog island BCI>Burmese python
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08-06-15, 05:55 AM
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Re: Colubrid v boas v pythons
1. No colubrids (not into it, but might find a cool one some day)
2. Surinam redtail for sure
3. No way i can have a favorite here with the awesome burmese, retics, green treepythons, carpets, olives, afrocks, ... (pfff, i like them too much with not enough space for all  )
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08-06-15, 06:10 AM
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Re: Colubrid v boas v pythons
Green tree snake, can't own a boa here, and toss up between MD or Gammon Ranges.
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08-07-15, 10:42 AM
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Re: Colubrid v boas v pythons
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Originally Posted by David VB
1. No colubrids (not into it, but might find a cool one some day)
2. Surinam redtail for sure
3. No way i can have a favorite here with the awesome burmese, retics, green treepythons, carpets, olives, afrocks, ... (pfff, i like them too much with not enough space for all ) |
Sounds like you prefer heavy-bodied snakes. Not all colubrids are shoelaces Maybe you'd like Drymarchon, Orthriophis, or some of the larger Pituophis species?
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08-07-15, 12:33 PM
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Re: Colubrid v boas v pythons
Can I count the drymarchon genus as my favorite colubrids? Them or one of the obscure false cobras. As for boas.... Green anaconda hands down, and pythons.... Well there's no substitute for a retic.
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08-07-15, 12:57 PM
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Re: Colubrid v boas v pythons
Mine changes daily, usually its idigo or cribo, emerald tree boa or amazon tree boa, and for python its olive or timor
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08-08-15, 11:21 AM
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Re: Colubrid v boas v pythons
Speckled King or Mexican Hognose, Rosy or Kenyan Sand Boa, Green Tree Python.
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08-09-15, 08:55 AM
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Re: Colubrid v boas v pythons
Ridley's Cave Racer, Woma Python, and Round Island Boa. I love all three, but it's unfortunate that I'll probably not be able to have any of em. Gorgeous animals
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