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Is there a similar site for boas?

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jasonb

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I'm itching for a boa. I had a Columbian Rainbow Boa as a kid, but I'm leaning more in the direction of a Hogg Island or a male BCI of some sort. Problem is, their genetics are WAY more confusing than Corn genetics and I have no idea what I'm looking at.

So... is there a place like this for boas?
 
There is a red tail boa message board, frankly, I found the mods there to be quite irritating. As for rainbow boas, I'd try the sub forums over at Fauna & kingsnake. And from my vantage point, corn genetics are WAY more complex than any boid, simply on the sheer number of mutations!
 
Chip is right.

redtailboa.net can be a bit of a crap shoot. There is some good information on it, but it can take a bit to shift through.

Faunaclassifieds boa section, or some of the sections on iherp might be a bigger help.
 
There are two main "Boa" forums to look at (*cough* none of the above *cough)

redtailboas.com
and
reptileinsider.com

the bigger names in the Boa industry frequent there.
 
boa's

A few of us keep boa's, and this forum would be the place to ask questions. I'm sure a few of us can answer the basics at least, and point you toward a breeder or two who'll help you more in depth :)

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