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02-10-16, 07:42 PM
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Tommy, my Guyana Redtail Boa
Hi,
So I'm relatively new to the forum and my boa constrictor just shed so I thought I would do an introduction post. He is a few months over a year old and right around 3 feet. I got him from Underground Reptiles but I don't think he was bred there so I don't really know much about his history except his age and that he was captive bred. He has never struck at me ands never missed a meal (even after a vet visit and while in shed) so I am guessing that he was treated pretty well. The only thing I wonder about is that he's is speckled with tiny little scars all over his body and tail. He could have possibly been fed live food before I got him, but there is no way to know.
He is in a 6' by 28" vision cage that is full of hides, plants and wood. He is very calm during handling and uses me as his personal jungle gym. He is just overall a great snake. I would definitely recommend boas to any one who is ready for a bigger snake. I especially like the BCCs; I think their patter and colors are stunning.
Here're the photos I took this afternoon:
I will be posting earlier photos later.
Thanks for reading!
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02-10-16, 07:51 PM
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Re: Tommy, my Guyana Redtail Boa
Very nice, I have a female bcc also. She is always on the move as well. Are the scars on a individual scale level.
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02-10-16, 07:56 PM
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Re: Tommy, my Guyana Redtail Boa
I almost wonder if its possibly surinam just because of the coloration in the tail
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02-10-16, 07:58 PM
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Re: Tommy, my Guyana Redtail Boa
Here are some photos of him in his terrarium and some photos of the day we got him when he was on aspen bedding.
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02-10-16, 08:01 PM
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Re: Tommy, my Guyana Redtail Boa
He's definitely a good looker, love the cage setup. I might be able to get away with this look for my GTP but never my retics lol
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02-10-16, 08:12 PM
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Re: Tommy, my Guyana Redtail Boa
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Are the scars on a individual scale level.
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No, they are bigger. The ones on his tail are kind of long and jagged. In the last picture of my first post you can see one on his first saddle. It is the big black spot on the right.
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He's definitely a good looker, love the cage setup. I might be able to get away with this look for my GTP but never my retics lol
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Thanks, he looks especially good right after a shed and when he is in his light phase. I know what you are taking about with setups and big snakes. Im getting a burm soon and don't think I will be able to pull off this natural of a setup when it gets big.
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02-10-16, 08:47 PM
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Re: Tommy, my Guyana Redtail Boa
He looks very at home in his enclosure  He's a stunning boy
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02-10-16, 10:52 PM
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Re: Tommy, my Guyana Redtail Boa
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Originally Posted by jpsteele80
I almost wonder if its possibly surinam just because of the coloration in the tail
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Guyana and Suriname are the same locale, there's only a political border separating them. People will pick snakes out of either Guyana or Suriname and separate them by color, not where they were taken from. Purply BCC are labelled Guyana and the rest Suriname.
In other news, gorgeous snake Will's Reptiles, although you a truly brave person to be buying your animals from Underground Reptiles.
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02-11-16, 12:00 AM
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Re: Tommy, my Guyana Redtail Boa
Redtails are my favourite boas. Beautiful, well done!
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02-11-16, 03:06 AM
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Re: Tommy, my Guyana Redtail Boa
He's a good looking boy
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02-11-16, 09:54 AM
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Re: Tommy, my Guyana Redtail Boa
Very good looking boy!
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02-11-16, 11:36 AM
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Re: Tommy, my Guyana Redtail Boa
Very nice BCC you have
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02-11-16, 12:16 PM
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Re: Tommy, my Guyana Redtail Boa
love the cage set-up. he's a great looking snake.
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02-11-16, 03:59 PM
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Re: Tommy, my Guyana Redtail Boa
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Originally Posted by bigsnakegirl785
Guyana and Suriname are the same locale, there's only a political border separating them. People will pick snakes out of either Guyana or Suriname and separate them by color, not where they were taken from. Purply BCC are labelled Guyana and the rest Suriname.
In other news, gorgeous snake Will's Reptiles, although you a truly brave person to be buying your animals from Underground Reptiles.
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Thanks for the info on that, learned something new today
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02-12-16, 05:35 PM
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Re: Tommy, my Guyana Redtail Boa
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Originally Posted by bigsnakegirl785
In other news, gorgeous snake Will's Reptiles, although you a truly brave person to be buying your animals from Underground Reptiles.
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Have you had bad experiences with them? This is the only animal I have ordered from them but everything went soothly and the snake was healthy when he arrived.
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