Boa Constrictor Care

[@Darhan62]

If you want a large snake, a boa constrictor is possibly the best you can get. They don't get big enough to be truly dangerous (like Burmese pythons and retics do). They're not super active, and don't require a whole lot of extra space or cage cleaning compared to other snakes of similar size (such as indigo snakes and cribos). I had one for over 34 years before she passed away at the age of almost 35 (final length 8 ft. 4.5 in.). She was in the same 2 ft. x 2 ft. x 4 ft. enclosure for pretty much the whole time. She had one hide that was actually a piece of driftwood. She would usually sleep underneath it and climb on top when she felt like exploring. I used ground corn cob as a substrate, but I hear that many other substrates work, from newspaper to various sorts of bark. For heat I used an overhead lamp attached to a fixture at one end of the enclosure, and she had a large water dish underneath the lamp to generate humidity and for soaking. I would alternate between a 120 W and a 150 W bulb depending, to keep her temperature in the upper eighties to low nineties during her day cycle. During her night the temperature would go down into the seventies. Because of the location of the lamp there was a temperature gradient as well. She didn't have any problems with digestion until the last year or two of her life. Apart from the hide and water bowl, the only other object in the enclosure was a large rock that she could rub against to help her shed. The main problem I had with the enclosure is that the bottom was made of something like particle board, and after a couple of decades of being soiled and cleaned repeatedly it started to get rough and crumbly. I wish I had installed a false bottom made of plastic or some other easy-to-clean material early on. In any case, she was a very calm, gentle animal, and I grieved deeply for a couple of weeks after she passed earlier this year. It's hard to imagine a better pet than a boa constrictor.

[@bullfrogjay4383]

Thank you for talking about her care. I just picked up a baby male BC and he is already my favorite snake right beside my corn. I love hearing people talk about their long-lived pets.

[@Darhan62]

@@bullfrogjay4383, the 4th anniversary of her passing is coming up in just a few days. I can tell you that I'm left with love and gratitude for the years that she was in my life, and with a deep, abiding interest in snakes. All the best to you and your pets.

[@johnpark3243]

6:34 Tip #1 for handling boas - "try not to smell like a rat" Got it lmao

[@catteo2832]

Me : i should probably start studying now... *youtube says reptilian garden uploaded a video about boas* Also me (tossing the books away) : NOPE NO STUDY FOR ME TODAY

[@reptiliangarden]

matteo cajumi Lmao! I love you so much 😘💕✨

[@catteo2832]

@@reptiliangarden aww me too 💕🐢🐍

[@eliastorres1600]

And great content btw

[@haydencb1689]

Literally me rn

[@exoticswithsteph4169]

Vendetta is the cutest little ramen noodle :,)

[@justintufano9381]

Hey I have the same exact pattern snake but a female and she’s a baby what kind is ur snake?

[@hoperiedel4]

Trying to convince my parents to get me either a ball python, corn snake or boa. Trying to learn as much as possible and do as much research as I can. I watched multiple other videos to get more information and see if it’s right. Thank you so much for making this video because you have given me tons of great information. Thank you so much! I’m subscribing right now! 😊

[@sirquinn1440]

Did you ever get that snake

[@tonybucks5709]

Nice video and cute little hypo jungle bci ! He must love that enclosure, looks so esotic. Have a good day!

[@reptiliangarden]

Tony Bucks Thank you so much!!! He sure does seem to enjoy it. I hope your day is good too!! 💕

[@delicious8542]

BOA CONSTRICTORS IS MY FAVORITE TYPE OF SNAKE I'M ALSO GETTING MINES IN 2020

[@snakemannn1744]

congrats on your future species ,,,,

[@kingstingray9436]

The queen you got the boa yet?

[@rickyny78]

As a boa owner I gotta to say your information is spot on! Great job. I was going to mention the name change but reading thru the comment section made me aware that you know the difference between a BC and a BI.

[@kalabell12]

Such a great and informative video! I’m going to be getting a boa in the near future and this was super helpful. Thank you!

[@snakemannn1744]

very good information ,,,, yes i had a Nicaraguan dwarf boa and a Florida king snake ,, both were very joyful and relaxing when it came to world stress. on the other hand i am proud of you and the way you enjoy boas ,,, boas are my favorite snakes as well compared to others. i do plan to get more boas soon. i'm considering the BCC ' S . " on the other hand i'm staying on my studies for the bigger ones " !!!!!! ,, wish me luck : )))

[@alqnx5875]

Thank you so much. My snake was a given to me as a gift along with the whole setup and it is completely wrong. I definitely will be going shopping this week for the stuff you recommended.

[@zacharywagner4162]

So your telling me every snake is stressed because of the sun?

[@darcymoore5]

This past Saturday I adopted a Colombian Boa from a local expo. Shes only a month old and such a small noodle! I cant wait to feed her and hopefully she takes it.

[@esemichuy77]

Dope video, this is the video I've been waiting for, didn't show ur friends boa, but that's fine, still enjoyed it. By the way my boa is finally shedding the first time with me

[@reptiliangarden]

Jesus Cortez Thank you! We filmed the same video a couple weeks ago but I had to get rid of it for copyrighted music 😩

[@esemichuy77]

@@reptiliangarden no worry's, the video was still good and i enjoyed it. Keep up the good work

[@mariavontrapp4632]

How often does substrate need changed? I can't find much information on this.

[@john-keithgardner2802]

Brooke Watson usually every week or month it just depends

[@luvlost03]

He is absolutely gorgeous! I might get a bci in the future and I love that they give live birth makes it easier to breed them.

[@reptiliangarden]

luvlost03 Thank you! I may want to do the same in the future 😍💕🐍

[@rustyonrye4919]

they lay eggs.

[@reptiliangarden]

SansGamer 123 No, boas give live birth!

[@xxfiftygy4840]

@@rustyonrye4919 Imagine trying to correct people while being wrong lmfao.

[@emmacook4860]

I want a boa so bad but like they take up so much space! But they’re so beautiful and the idea of a big snake o hug warms my heart! And I’d love to have one to raise from a baby!

[@nataliesreptiles]

Looking back on all these videos with Vendetta in them, as I've fallen in love with a BCI. And if the breeder still has her, I may get her after doing more thorough research.

[@JeremyGoneWildPets]

"Vendetta" "Bowie"... I love your animals' names.

[@reptiliangarden]

Jeremy's Wild Studio Thank you so much!!! 💕💕💕

[@lilflexr5140]

Reptilian Garden I

[@GoldintoBlack02]

Great intro to boas, and gorgeous boy you have there! The only correction I have is that snakes can utilize whatever heat you give them. It doesn’t need to be belly heat, as long as they’re getting something beyond ambient heat. I personally like ambient heaters like heat panels, because it provides both ambient heat and belly heat, but isn’t usable in all set ups. Most belly heat only set ups will require a room kept at minimum ambient temperatures, so ambient heaters are nice for me personally here because I can allow the room to get a bit colder with panels vs heat tape and still keep everyone nice and warm. Feeding is a hotly debated topic, and although I definitely gravitate more towards the conservative end, feeding isn’t a science. Stay aware of your snake, and adjust as needed, and all will be well. I feed a variety of prey items at a variety of sizes, and at a variety of frequencies. I also feed seasonally, as I see the need. It’s good as a beginner to use a schedule to get the hang of things, but with time you gain a knowledge of what is or isn’t healthy for your animals, and sticking strictly to a schedule can be detrimental to your keeping sometimes in that it can make you worry you’re feeding too much if they get fat or too little if they seem skinny. I have raised and are currently raising several different boas, and a middle ground is what I’ve settled on after accidentally power feeding my first boa and attempting to stick strictly to a conservative schedule. The conservative schedule definitely won out, but I’m less inclined to stick to the schedule and never deviate. In fact, I feel like deviation from the schedule is important, no matter how you feed!

[@amelialitke6785]

GoldintoBlack02 sorry for the late comment; I am looking into getting a boa. Do you think that having a heat mat set to 90 F and also having a heat lamp or CHE on one side of the enclosure over the hot side would be good?? I find that a heat mat just isn’t enough to create ambient temps.

[@actualark]

Boa constrictors are an amazing species to work with (we got 5 big ones at the zoo I work at as a zookeeper)

[@YenCrew]

It's hard to say which snake species are my favorite for they're all awesome but if I had to choose. I'm pretty sure it's safe to say I'd choose Boas. They're the perfect middle ground. They have small, mid & larger size breeds. As for the larger breeds, they aren't so big that you can't handle alone but yet are big enough to give that wow factor. They also have more than enough morphs. I personally love that they have a more squared structure to them (head & body). Great video as always. Keep it coming & thank you! 😊✌️

[@reptiliangarden]

Victor Huerta I couldn’t agree more! You have good taste in snakes 💕🐍

[@SalmonBoa420]

Great vid!!! I currently own 3 great boas. I have a breeding pair of pastels summit pastel male and a RC pastel squaretail female, along with a baby Argentine boa. BOAS RULE!! 🐍🐍

[@strawbzz3915]

once i move out, im gonna try to convince my dad to get me a boa constrictor 🐍💚

[@LxdyLxdy]

Hello, so I have a question. I'm currently in the drawing out process for my future Boa. And for the enclosure design I want to do, I will be adding PVC pipes as an enrichment option for them. However seeing the cage I'm getting is going to be a somewhat big size cage, one that they will grow into as they age. I was wondering if you know what would be a good recommended PVC pipe size for a boa , that will be growing up with it. ( Obviously i'll be upgrading the cage size eventually. But for now I'm going with a 4x2x2 for them to grow up in. )

[@JuanRamonLopezjr]

Hello so I just got my first boa. You mentioned that they don’t need over the tank light. But what if you have live plants will the light still disturb the snake

[@Manchester_engineering]

UVB benifits any Snake. I use Arcadia Pro T5 6% personally as for heating a light & cage works beautifully & keeps the heat there nicely & below the belly too.

[@shilohhh5250]

Hey! I am considering my first snake to be a Boa constrictor. My mother has had experience. I would like a large snake, who wouldn’t be to stressed by my handling. Space isn’t an issue. Tips?

[@kearstinnekenerson6676]

I just got my first boa the fact they live so long is grate to me i am looking forward to being in my 60s with big snakes. I want to become a vet for reptiles. I already have plans for saving up money

[@maarisopa]

Im totally loving your channel, your reptile room is stunning! Actually I only have a mexican black kingsnake but planning on getting more snakes 😊

[@reptiliangarden]

Maria Paz J Thank you so much! And that’s how it goes, lol you can never have enough 😅💕😍

[@avaogara]

Your vendetta is gorgeous Lil 🐍 snake..Wil be curious to see how lg. She will get as always great video

[@errolm8313]

Good stuff! Yea my boa Bruno is 13 years old and almost 9ft long! I just built him a custom enclosure accommodating his size. So true they get large and are a life long commitment. Crazy remembering having him from a 12 inch, couple week old hatchling lol. Anyway good video and info... Just thought I'd share

[@jasono312]

People say they only get 5 to 7 feet but my adult, and most of the ones I see, around 7 ft seems to be the average. They're great if you don't want something like a retic or burm

[@metaknight115]

Males average 6 feet, and females average 8 feet

[@GavenPangos]

Very informative video, nice healthy boa , good information always work with your boas they become like family !! Despite peoples opinion each boa has its own personality ! It's up to the owner to understand each boa likes and dislikes !!

[@sergiochicon3204]

What a beautiful boa. I have one about the same age in the same size enclosure (Exo Terra XL 35'' X 35H'' 18'' W) My only issue is that I can only keep the humidity up to 50%. If I spray it down with a water bottle It can get it up to 60 - 70 but it doesn't stay there for long.

[@reptiliangarden]

Sergio Chicon You can try putting a damp towel on top of the enclosure where the screen is to keep humidity in

[@sergiochicon3204]

Hey, the damp towel is working well keeping the humidity levels where I need it. Thank you!

[@Murphys_Law9]

Sergio Chicon it’s going rust the top and start to smell

[@sergiochicon3204]

it's been close to a month and there is no sign of it rusting or smell.

[@martinvargas4523]

I had a baby boa drown itself before. Went to bed one night. Woke up, found it in the water bowl with its body ontop of its head.

[@a.joze9195]

I was given a 3ft boa with a possibly 2x1x1 glass enclosure with copper lid. Im completely comfortable with it, I love it. I have no idea how to take care of it. do I clean out the synthetic earth? is a simple non-luminescent heat lamp sufficient? do I need to play with it more to get it used to me? we have three cats. will it suffer trauma? im freaking out. I don't wanna be a bad dad.

[@a.joze9195]

its like 2.5ft actually

[@jasono312]

Late reply here but you need a bigger enclosure. They need more length than height so that can stretch out the length of their body, but still a decent amount of height. You can use a ceramic heat emitter for ambient temperatures but also keep an under tank heater on the hot side. Regulate both with a thermostat. Cool side should be around 75-80 degrees, warm side should be 85 ambient with 90 basking area. Place a large water dish (wide) on the hot side so the water will evaporate for humidity, but don't cover the entire hot side with it. They need enough space to bask still. They need at least one hide (as they get larger it gets harder to fit multiple hides) which I have on my cool side. Reptile Basics offers cheap options for black plastic hide boxes. You can also cut holes in plastic storage tubs or something if you want a DIY approach. Avoid wood hides. Get a hygrometer and measure the humidity. If it's too low use a cypress mulch or Aspen substrate to help raise humidity. If it's naturally humid with just the water dish (50-60%) you can use newspaper. The less ventilation, the more humid the enclosure. I have a PVC cage now for my adult but when I had a glass one with a screen I covered half the screen to keep heat and humidity in. Don't let the cats play with it obviously. Keep it in a room where the cats won't be pawing at the glass stressing it out

[@joehilton6951]

Please don’t put an adult boa in a 4x2x2

[@metaknight115]

Males can live perfectly in that enclosure, females will get too big, though

[@azuriteglowingstar7999]

When I have more money and space I'm gonna get a hog island boa, 💗😭

[@jessicacalabrese7369]

Your videos are really helpful. Thank you !

[@reptiliangarden]

Jessica Calabrese Thank you!!!!! 😘😘😘

[@luyandalamula9009]

I'm planning on getting a boa. Thank you for the video

[@oogway9895]

Would you reccomend them as a beginner snake?

[@wernercraffert8746]

This is very great information I meant keeping red tail boas and bill was for 16 years now and what she saying is totally true I just got a new bow wow like 3 days ago he's around to feed now

[@user-sh3ro7vg8w]

Where did you get your snakes florage an sticks? Cant find any at PetSmart 😒

[@KerryMaePhotography]

Do you treat your branches? If so, how?

[@jamessizemore9263]

I’m getting a boa soon

[@fabiantorres1692]

Hey good video, I just order 2 baby boas, it's coming soon, I just set up the tank really nice, I'm really looking forward raising them, anyway take care and be safe 👍

[@Juanissleepy]

where did you get your snakes from? I thought of looking on morph market and making sure the breeder has good reviews and seems legit.

[@jakemckinney2750]

Can you give us an update on the boas?

[@asisqueezylovediary6474]

Only one note on the enclosure size. For adult 7 ft boa can't use 4ft enclosure. I think they need lots of freedom outside enclosure and if is 7plus ft need at least 8ft enclosure oh I'm not good with ft. I use meter so for 2 meter plus snake 2.5-3 M enclosure of 2.5 that is, deeper is the, real minimum u want snake to be able to streach. This is my first video I watch from you. Today is my squeezys (my boa) birthday. She makes 7 :)

[@asisqueezylovediary6474]

Gr from me and my boa constrictor squeezy :) so cute curled up in his tree

[@T0ybond]

Hi! Looking into getting one of these, but I still have one question ( sorry if I missed it in the video, my bad if I did ) I’ve seen some people feeding their adult constrictors guinea pigs and rabbits, though would it still be fine to feed them jumbo rats instead? If that is way too little then where could you get guinea pigs and rabbits to feed them? Just a question that’s been on my mind that I hope you could answer.

[@thekickback6435]

ok, its like 73 degrees in my house all the time how do i get the air temp up? i have a heating pad on one side of the tank, shout i add a ceramic heater to keep it warmer

[@moonziamahbub4185]

Omg I'm actually getting a pet snake soon and I was planning on naming it Vendetta and a boa constrictor was an option

[@reptiliangarden]

Moonzia Mahbub Vendetta would be honored 💕

[@rickytown1048]

I’m about to take care of a snake that nobody wants, it’s underweight and it keeps being past from home to home because once the novelty where’s off they get bored, I had a Burmese python from the age of 16 to 23 it got so big I couldn’t take care of it in my small home, so I gave it to a reptarium, but I have the knowledge to get this boa back to health, but I didn’t plan on ever having a snake agin, I don’t want a snake forever, I don’t know if I should get involved or not? It’s a 4 year old red tail

[@amandasainsbury5512]

I'm getting my 1st boa next week..how do u keep the hot side at those temps with no over head heating? I have a ball python and use a ceramic heat emitter. Cool side stays at 80 during the day, dropping a few degrees at night. I can't think of how to keep the cool side those temps but have a hot side of 5-10° hotter. Thanks in advance!

[@reptiliangarden]

Amanda Sainsbury Use a thermostat! That’s the safest way to make sure your temps stay on point 💕

[@amandasainsbury5512]

@@reptiliangarden oh yes! Always use a thermostat! Just ordered 2 the other night. I'm so excited! I just meant if you're not using over head heating, how do u keep the hot side so warm?

[@reptiliangarden]

Amanda Sainsbury The heat pad keeps that area warm without a problem!

[@jackp9589]

My boa never uses any of his 3 hides even though my temp gradients are spot on. Does yours hang out under the artificial leaves most of the time too?

[@reptiliangarden]

jack p He has been out and about most of the time lately. He did that when I first brought him home and now he’s doing it again in a new enclosure. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@QueensThrone]

Now i want another boa...mines names Lucy shes 6 years old and almost 7 feet but i missed the baby stage because she was a rescue snake i got her at 2

[@jaxtonanderson2443]

my friends boa ate his sisters teacup yorkie...

[@brookedavidson7305]

Oh. My. Gosh.

[@strangegreenthing]

Lmao

[@snakemannn1744]

very nice info i must say and agree ..... thanks for this vid ,,, good help ,,,,,

[@whitekidrants6511]

My first snake was gonna be a ball python but the pickiness of em turned me off. I always wanted a boa but my parents wouldn't ever let me get one... but then I started showing them how great and easy they are. So my first snake now is gonna be a boa...which I never thought I'd say lol

[@Skyrocketrecords56]

Dont rag on me too hard ive never had a snake, but ive kept all kinds of lizards, would a boa constrictor be a good first snake ?

[@reptiliangarden]

Jimmy Tortola I would never! As long as you’re willing to provide the amount of space for a big snake like a boa constrictor, then they can work as beginners. They are great eaters, and for the most part very docile. The babies can be feisty, but they calm down with handling.

[@Skyrocketrecords56]

Reptilian Garden Thank you so much! its coming down to either a ball python or a boa, ive done hours and hours of research on both. Gonna have to wait till after i setup my massive Tegu enclosure. God bless ! keep doing what ur doing i love your channel!

[@MyPeopleNeedMe]

How often should u handle them? Is once a week ok?

[@god985]

MyPeopleNeedMe you usually handle calm snakes like boas twice a week for 10-15 minutes to make them used to being touched. Once they are used to humans touching them (usually shows by it not focusing on you anymore when you handle it and move your head around f.e.) you can handle it as often as you want as long as you’re not stressing it out. Also when it’s eaten give it 2-3 days to digest, because otherwise it could regurgitate it’s food and you really don’t want that to happen. It’s really bad for the snake and disgusting to clean up. If the snake has eaten a very big meal leave it alone for even longer just to make sure. Most snakes can go a long time without food, because of their slow metabolism, but it also takes them a very long time to digest it.

[@lordlard836]

Once a month doesn't sound like a very good diet for a snake. Yes, they do have very slow metabolisms, but that's the amount of time ball pythons go without eating for when they're off feed. BCIs have higher metabolisms and don't go off feed the way balls tend to, so regardless how big the meal may be, you should probably feed every ten days. Most will tell you that their meal should be as wide as the widest part of their body.

[@DaBigChimp]

I have a question, if I get a baby boa could I start them out in a 4 by 2 by 2 off the bat?

[@metaknight115]

Yep

[@itchyjogger]

Great job on the video and very informative.. I had know clue that warmth helps with food digestion. Thanks for all the great video's you make.. Keep it up girl you rock!!!👍👍👍

[@reptiliangarden]

Jacob Nelson Thank you so much! I’m glad you learned something new! 💕

[@janedoe1718]

Do you think snake get to know their owner ? I only ask bc you said handle them as much so they don't get scared. When some people think no matter what your stress your snake out whike holding . But personally my snakes enjoy being held ( extra warmth) and enjoy their play time. And some others think is that snake don't need play time. Your snakes are so pretty FYI (:

[@NicolsToDimes]

Thanks for all the info 🐍🤙🏽

[@Joemama-cd1zg]

So they’ll appreciate a fogger

[@moreliaviridis5602]

I use a pad and and a ceramic bulb is this ok?

[@zonester_exe9142]

a ten foot boa is most likely overfed, they should stick at 6 or 7 feet average for adult females if fed properly sometimes 8 feet, for the enclosure 4x2x2 is way to small boas like to move a 6x3x2 is an ok size.

[@bullfrogjay4383]

Awesome info 👍👍

[@peterdavies164]

I agree with your feeding advice. I hate to see giant boas that have been power fead.

[@markrumfola9833]

Nice Video Good Luck always

[@267TPGR]

Sorry so late in commentingits only you talking but I so enjoy your vlogs thank you🙄

[@reptiliangarden]

ogfergi Thank you!!! 😘😘😘

[@adrianjuarez7189]

RIP vendetta yuo were so amazing looking

[@allisdust9]

Anyone know the song at the end?

[@knowthyself8827]

Great vid. Very informative

[@ivan_money_bags5295]

I really want a boa but I have no idea what bcc and bci are/is

[@geminiexotics5545]

Boa constrictor constrictor (bcc) vs boa constrictor imperator (bci)

[@metaknight115]

Let’s review. The thing with BCIs was they they’re extremely docile and great for handling, and almost perfect in most categories, but they weren’t particularly pretty snakes, tan coloring with an orangish brown tail. BCCs on the other hand, they’re quite the lookers, an almost whiteish grey coloring with a maroon red tail. I really want a boa, and my heart is set on a BCC true red tail. Contrary to popular belief, BCIs and BCCs get the same size, 6-ish feet for the males, and 8-ish feet for the females. No, 12 foot long BCCs are not a common sight. BCCs are a lot rarer, and more expensive, your best shot at buying them is on morphmarket or from a Breeder. BCIs are a common sight in pet stores. Finally, the only real difference in care is feeding. BCIs, while commonly recommended as an intermediate snake, can make great beginners, they’re very easy to care for and very docile. BCCs are definitely a snake you need experience with due to their sensitive digestion system. You just can not overfeed them, whatsoever, and you need to get their care as close to perfect as humanly possible during that 1-3 day digestion. The KZbin channel “Brian’s Boas” is an amazing source for more information, especially on BCC true red tails.

[@Tjs_powersports]

I ended up with 3 boas an 3 carpet pythons idk i want a male berm next maybe 🤔

[@simonbradburn2375]

Tap water is fine for snakes.I have never had a problem.I have seen snakes swimming in swimming pools.

[@eliastorres1600]

Where did you get your boa

[@reptiliangarden]

Elias Torres From a local reptile show in crystal lake

[@chloewatkins3656]

This was great!

[@reptiliangarden]

Thank you!!! 💕

[@Bennettbuilt892]

I’m getting a sunglow next month

[@danvorozilchak202]

It was helpful on Ways but also with my curiosity that you said mail Boa constrictors get for the 6 feet this is the reason that he has my curiosity I have a columbian red tail boa that is 6 1/2 feet and still growing not so much in the garage but annoying but he’s a very muscular snake and kept him well shape so he bypassed that 6 feet Max out that you said That a mail should be

[@unknownbean7513]

This is a comman boa smaller then a columbian. Columbian are bigger

[@danwood2672]

Wow so much bad info on boas how have you got this many views guarantee everyone like yeah that’s rite doesn’t own a single reptile or takes info from a reptile shop 😅

[@geraldshooks8511]

this was very helpful

[@DerringtonLatour]

I want a large enclosure for my snake just like the one she has in the video for hers, if anybody has ideas or links that i could check out it would be super appreciated :D

[@user-sh3ro7vg8w]

I have a boa named vendetta how crazy...

[@jaylenwilliams8114]

You are awesome!

[@reptiliangarden]

So are you! 💕

[@lanaden3221]

Great video.. Thank you.

[@nuclearnadal281]

can i use sand as soil?

[@kropnic5401]

poezesnuk no, sand has a great risk of impacting them, which will kill them

[@MizzzKitty]

Very informative but I really wish you would have shown a little more of yr snake doin it's thing in it enclosure. More of what you were talking about, while you were talking about it, instead of just at the end. Thanks either way for the video thou.😊

[@reptiliangarden]

MizzzKitty I’ll keep that in mind for next time! Thank you for the suggestion! 💕

[@msgotexotics2370]

Awesome video. We should collab one day. 🤔

[@Vaelorkeiler]

I just picked up a snow boa (;

[@bow6666]

Love Boas Mines Is A Yearling 2ft

[@jackfabian9404]

Marcus Nestor my ball python is 2ft and a year old

[@Jovani1888]

My rainbow boas name is Bowie

[@yung550ify]

Beautiful lady😍

[@skret827]

4-6 feet for an adult male? That's ball python length. If you have an adult boa that's only 4 feet something is wrong...unless it's a dwarf

[@loganjent6675]

I think mic way go for baby s when they get big then rats

[@2Quickforyoumx522]

I'm Emma I wan't a Boa but my mom won't let me.

[@loganjent6675]

I got ? Ok rex like guess a foot so is girl there both bci but anyways i been feed 1 mic ever 8 days but today was feed and after i feed both a mic and there both nice its like kid get his way so they want 2nd mic so i give it to them then they let me pet them