The girl I picked them up from couldn't tell me anything about the snakes or the breeder

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Some better pictures would help, but at this time I do believe it is a normal.

Here’s a guide to help take better pictures

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I’m having to resize all the pictures I took. Hopefully this helps
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And some help with this one as well please

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I think a normal

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The girl I picked it up from said she got them both from a breeder but couldn’t tell me anything about then or what morph they are or anything about the breeder so I’m kind of in the dark lol

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The little dark one is a normal. And the larger one is a hypo :grin:

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I was lost about these two. Thanks :blush:

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It also might look like they were not properly care for by the original owners because the dark one has some stuck shed. If you have any other snakes I hope you are quarantining your boas far away because boas can hold a lot of diseases and not show symptoms.

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They were in horrible conditions when I picked both if them up. The small one hadn’t eaten since I got it and the other had its tail burned

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OK, you’re gonna want to get them tested for IBD and Nido

Do you own boas or have you researched how to on them?

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I have a two Guyana red tails that I raised from hatchling to adults. Never got into morphs or anything.

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Ok so I trust that they are in pretty good hands. It’s just every time you add an animal to your collection you are risking your existing collection.

I would definitely make sure you keep them in quarantine for about three or four months because they came from such horrible conditions.

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How specifically do you have your boas set up?

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For the new ones I’ve temporarily put then in a 20 gallon with just paper towels, water dish, and heat lamp to keep the ambient temp at 77 - 80 until I get the perm homes set up.

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Sorry stupid question but they’re in separate ones right?

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Correct. And in separate rooms as well

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Do you plan to provide a higher degree hotspot? ~90* to ~88*

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Definitely. I’ll have they’re perm homes done by Wednesday this week and will have a Hotspot at 90. I have options to pick from. I have many 20 gallons, one 50 gallon and one 75 gallon.

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My plan is to breed boas, so I love to talk about them and their care. I have a pet-only male hypo and a grow-up female Anery (type 1) Sterling. I hope they recuperate well for you

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