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I have to say I think you have some of the most awesome boas I have ever seen and your photography is to die for! Will you adopt me??? Please????? (I don't eat much)
I have to say I think you have some of the most awesome boas I have ever seen and your photography is to die for! Will you adopt me??? Please????? (I don't eat much)
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Well.. food isn't that much of an expense.. and I like to cook anyway! I know nothing about you at all.. post a photo of yourself and maybe we'll discuss an internship..
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Well.. food isn't that much of an expense.. and I like to cook anyway! I know nothing about you at all.. post a photo of yourself and maybe we'll discuss an internship..
Wow, your photos just kill me- if I hadn't just laid down money for a sabogae locality, I wouldn't be able to resist your snakes. Really shows off how beautiful the wild types can be, and definitely something I'm going to look into in the near future.
are hoggs able to breed to normal boas sorry for stealing the post you can have it back
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You mean Hog Island or Cayos Cochinos, Honduras boas?
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No, they can't breed with other Boas. They are from a few small islands off the coast of Honduras, so it's not possible for them to breed with Argentine boas or Colombian boas or whatever.. they can only breed with other Hog Island boas..
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It has been shown that once they are taken from the islands and placed in a cage with other, un-related mainland boas, that they will make babies.. that's how the whole HOGG (two-Gs) thing started..
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Hope that helps..
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