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All "Others" Photo GalleryIt was suggested to me that a photo gallery for the other critters and interests might be useful to the membership. So here you go, Walt. :)
Those are some beautiful boas you have there! I love dumerils, though I have yet to have one. Perhaps some time in the future.
Thank you! Boas are amazing pets. The dumies tend to be skittish. He is very much so; does not like to be handled, but once out, he's super calm. The BCI are my favorites!
This is Sophia, she's a red line hypo columbian boa, born March 31st of 2016. She's my mama's girl
This was her in her old 20g before she got moved to her T13.
And this is her the day we picked her up. She was a tiny 77g baby. She's now 187g and growing like a weed!
And miss Sonia, the normal columbian boa. We picked her up from a family in Harrisburg that was frightened of her. She's become a daddy's girl. We have no idea on her age, but we know the previous owners picked her up "where the pets go", so we can't get any more info. But she's currently 101g
I also have a thread with all of my snakes in the others area under "my collection (excluding the corns)" if you wanted to check them out. These two little gals are our only boas for the time being.
Sophia is adorable. I forget how little they are when they're babies! Sonia is very pretty, with that awesome deep burgundy in her tail. Thanks for posting them.
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