What boa is he? - Page 2

EmbraceCalamity · 01-13-13, 07:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Corey209

People were debating whether it's a central or south american.

Actually, they weren't. Only one person suggested Columbian (and then changed their mind after more people suggested Central). RCF was agreeing with you. Be happy that's actually happening instead of being ungrateful.

~Maggot

KORBIN5895 · 01-13-13, 08:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EmbraceCalamity

Actually, they weren't. Only one person suggested Columbian (and then changed their mind after more people suggested Central). RCF was agreeing with you. Be happy that's actually happening instead of being ungrateful.

~Maggot

I like how you're correcting him with bad info

EmbraceCalamity · 01-13-13, 09:00 PM

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Originally Posted by KORBIN5895

I like how you're correcting him with bad info

I do what I can.

~Maggot

Calihusker · 01-14-13, 08:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EmbraceCalamity

Actually, they weren't. Only one person suggested Columbian (and then changed their mind after more people suggested Central). RCF was agreeing with you. Be happy that's actually happening instead of being ungrateful.

~Maggot

Sorry, this struck me as funny. X)

Steve'O · 01-14-13, 08:47 PM

Your asking the million dollar question. Your safe with saying common boa. Realistically there are very few pure red tails in the trade. True red tails are larger and heaver bodied and generally have vivid distinct markings and dark maroon or red tail marking with distinct black outlines. Most of the morphs in the trade are Central American or Columbian in orgin. If you want to see a true BCC, look at the Suriname Red Tails. They tend to also be trickier to keep, higher humidity and some times picky eaters, and respond poorly to stress.

moshirimon · 01-14-13, 09:24 PM

Nice common boa !