@@localityboasdo yearlings typically cost more than baby boas? Is there much of a price difference between a baby boa and a yearling or a 2 year old boa?
@@NumbDiggerlmao depends. Usually older animals cost more since more time has gone into their care. However I prefer babies max. one year old. I raise all up from small size to have better control on their feeding regimine and to know their individual behavior better such as seasonality etc. for future breeding trials. Hope this helps
@@localityboas yea my boa is now a yearling and i want a female to pair him with but i dont wanna buy a baby and have to wait the extra year in the future to pair them up ...but thanks for the response bud.
I keep all my boas the same way with the exception of the ETB or arboreal boas which require different husbandry. All the contrary the bcc are just as hearty as bci now if you try to feed then immediately handle for fun then yeah they will regurgitate.
Bro you should have way more views this is excellent content a bright clean environment and your snakes look absolutely beautiful keep it up
well said. i always tried to buy my bccs at least 2 years old or close to it. until i got really good at keeping them.
omfg a boa channel shot in sunlight, subbed!
Great video and immaculate collection, Jim. Your room looks lovely. I can tell it's a clean, fresh room just from how it looks.
thank you so much! Currently building the new room! Will be much bigger
@@localityboasdo yearlings typically cost more than baby boas? Is there much of a price difference between a baby boa and a yearling or a 2 year old boa?
@@NumbDiggerlmao depends. Usually older animals cost more since more time has gone into their care. However I prefer babies max. one year old. I raise all up from small size to have better control on their feeding regimine and to know their individual behavior better such as seasonality etc. for future breeding trials. Hope this helps
@@localityboas yea my boa is now a yearling and i want a female to pair him with but i dont wanna buy a baby and have to wait the extra year in the future to pair them up ...but thanks for the response bud.
@@NumbDiggerlmao well that's the hobby. no way around patience with boas
Glad to find this channel ,,,, great stuff ,,,
Awesome guide. Absolutely fantastic man......ya this is the most spot on guide I've seen. Bravo sir.
Thanks I appreciate that 🙏🏾
Is that a Guyana or surname?
I keep all my boas the same way with the exception of the ETB or arboreal boas which require different husbandry. All the contrary the bcc are just as hearty as bci now if you try to feed then immediately handle for fun then yeah they will regurgitate.
I got mine as a baby and have a perfect snake so what problems if you get them young? BS
Nice 😊
awesome Video !!!!😍😍😍😍
❤️ 💯