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Originally Posted by Bentley
my large 8 ft fem might be gravid... she did breed all season and copulation was observed on more than one ocasion. I did not observe an ovulation though. the male lost interest and she shed about a week or two after that sept. 8. so by that she would be do the end of december or first days of january. I really cant tell becuase she is so thick and big. but she sits in HCP most of the time. she is also at this moment in a shed cycle which would make it an intermediate shed i guess.
I might do an X ray on her in mid december maby to see the little skeletons of the babies and confirm her gravidity. all i can do is wait...
after helping out boas here for some time I might take into consideration shipping a part to the US. but it would probably be extremely hard to do it legally. but who knows, IŽll look into it... I might be going to Miami next week. I have, in the past, taken snakes to different countries but I wouldnt dare mess with the US customs trying to take some in my pocketts from Bolivia... LOL
thanks again and ill keep working with these snakes, see what happens...
take care
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I would only consider shipping /importing legally too much at stake to do it
illegally I agree. I will do some research and see what complications and
license or other paper work is involved. I have had several people ask me
about looking into some of your babies. Some of the Locality crazy people
are completely obsessed about Boas from known regions and
would love to have some of your babies.
Something tells me that other fem of yours is gravid ,
I have a really good feeling about it.
Keep an eye on her Bentley. That would be a really good thing
to see more Bolivian babies.
I'm a really big fan of that yellow male with reduced pattern and
this fem that just had the litter.
And Momma
They could make a good pair in the future possibly
Re: Bolivian Boa Breeding
Lar M 
if you find out what needs to be done to import, if its possible, shoot me a pm please 
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