not sure what she is

[kate1]

hey

this is a pic of the boa the I got that was vary sick. but she seems to be doing a lot better and is eating again. my vet says she healthy and just needs to gain some lbs. but the think is some think she an argentina and others think central american so what do you think. thank you kate

[m1k3_88]

argentina would be my guess

[Big_V]

Its a small picture but i would also venture out in saying its an argentine.

[BoidKeeper]

She could be a cross between the two. How big is she?
Cheers,
Trevor

[kate1]

6 1/2 ft

[BoidKeeper]

Too big for a central, not big enough for an argentine. How old is she?
Trevor

[kate1]

that the thing I dont know the person I got her from did not know and from the way they seemed did not care at all, all I can tell you is she loves her water and is active.

[Stav.T]

I'd say its really nice dark central.She dosent seem to have any reds in it. It would be interesting if you could get some more clear pics of her bigger too. Did you mesured it with a string to say its 6 1/2 feet or its an aproximation? I have a female central that is maybe 6 1/2 - 7 ft and 6 ft is common for adult females.

Stav

[kate1]

I'll get some more pic and post them and Ill try the string, I was useing a tap measuer sorry for the spelling

[Linds]

Originally posted by BoidKeeper
Too big for a central, not big enough for an argentine. How old is she?

Central American Boas cover a broad range of localities. They can be anywhere from 3.5' all the way to 7 and even 8 feet.

[chappy]

I agree with Linds and Stav, that doesn't look anything like an Argentine to me.

[BigDan]

definately not an Argetntine, central american for sure, many get very black as adults.

Dan

[kate1]

thank you all.

[Yve]

it really looks like a b.c. occidentalis to me.....if I'm wrong please tell me what makes it central american instead....because I don't see it...

[Invictus]

It looks like a large central to me as well.