Who are the boa breeders?

Bartman · 10-14-04, 01:16 PM

Who are the big, or even small, or really anyone who breeds boa's in Toronto or the GTA? Anyone have websites or anything of people who breed boas in those areas?

Thanks!

Pontus · 10-14-04, 02:16 PM

u looking to get babies or find out the compation?

Bartman · 10-14-04, 02:19 PM

no looking to buy some..I wanna get a nice boa collection going as the one I got is really growing onto me. Im starting to love him and wanted to find him a mate or even two

Invictus · 10-14-04, 02:22 PM

Well, I'm not in TO but I do ship. I may have a pair of young BCI for sale pretty soon here, not sure. Failing that, next year I should have a litter of babies.

Bartman · 10-14-04, 02:29 PM

Im looking for females...maybe one really nice clean one and another female that doesnt need to be clean..but still nice

boa · 10-14-04, 04:01 PM

We here at strictly exotic reptiles mainly focus on boa breeding we have over 50 boas for sale now call for availablity 1-519-587-3882.

lostwithin · 10-14-04, 07:46 PM

Bartman, I can vividly remember several posts where you have stated you were selling animals and then keeping them and a while back you had a boa up because you could not handle it, then you picked this one up and now your moving on too more. Maybe you should give this one a little time, maybe wait until its 7' long and see how you handle that before you go out buy a bunch and then have them up for sale next month. I am not trying too come off as an a** its just you seem too get caught up in the new thing. Maybe you should stop and think a bit, boas get big, if last month you couldn’t handle or afford the smaller snake you owned how on earth are you going too cope with a bunch of adult boas. from reading your posts it seems like you still live at home maybe you should think about waiting until you've got a place of your own and room for these potentially big snakes before jumping into it. If you get in too deep it only will ruin it for you, and the snakes might end up suffering.

Devon

Bartman · 10-14-04, 07:51 PM

Im not sure if you read any of the posts after, but I said that my dad decided to build me a rack system. It wasnt that I wasnt capable of keeping them, but the rents decided the electric bills were already pushing their limits.

After the rack, its cut the bill into 1/4 of what it was so its back into the collecting

Sorry for the confusion...but I can easily handle 2 more boa's.

Thanks for the concern though!

Brent Strande · 10-14-04, 07:58 PM

You've got a rack that'll handle adult boas??? Awesome! Got pics and/or plans?

lostwithin · 10-14-04, 08:01 PM

will your rack be able too handle adult boas ??
If so I would like too know how you put it together, I can never think of how too conveniently pout one together that would be large enough for my boas, but they are over 7'. I wish you luck if your serious and have though this all out before you go pick them up. But all I’m saying is make sure you’ve thought it all out before you do it. I will hopefully have my first baby boas this year. I don’t normally breed my collection, but I thought I would give it a try this year see how it turns out. But if your looking for some very nice boas, you should try Chris Marshal He has some amazing stuff.

Devon

Bartman · 10-14-04, 08:33 PM

I made a spot for these extra extra large rubbermaids that I found. Im pretty sure its okay for an adult boa..and then I was going to build, when they are bigger, 4 custom enclosures for a pair in each section.. This wouldnt be for a little while, but for now I wanted to get a pair that could grow up together.

I dont have pics as my desktop computer has been broken for a crap load a time and ive been using my laptop for the last month waiting to get it fixed. When I get it back ill be sure to post pics!

Mark · 10-14-04, 08:40 PM

What the dimensions are the tubs.

Note: Before dealing with boa please check of the canadian BOI. You'll find a couple of threads on him.

Bartman · 10-14-04, 08:43 PM

Thanks I was already given a heads up about him.

The dimensions are something liek 4x2 but only like 8 inches high or something like that. Its one of those under bed rubbermaids. Is that sufficient for a female? I took into account for a male as they tend to stay smaller.

Invictus · 10-14-04, 10:28 PM

Please take this seriously... there is NO RUBBERMAID on earth that can house ANY adult boa! 8 inches of height is nowhere near enough. That would be like giving you a 4' ceiling. They need height, even though they are on the ground most of the time. 18" of height is a MINIMUM. 2' is even better.

Brent Strande · 10-15-04, 12:28 AM

18" minimum? What about the 48x24x11.5 cages (421D) on www.boaphileplastics.com ???

Wouldn't that work for a male bci?