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agentine boas

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Posted by mr. leo on November 22, 1998 at 22:25:42:

I'm having trouble finding info about argentine boas
online. I rently (3 months ago) purchased one that
is about a year old, in great health, is a voracious
eater, and has tons of energy.

However, I cannot find any pictures of adult agentine
boas and can't imagine how one would handel such an
energetic snake at full grown size.

The snake is not stressed, is in ideal environment, and
is handled often. He does not bite or hiss when handled,
just extremely squirmy and fast. He has a tendency to
make really unorthodox maneuvers to escape handling.

Do these boas eventually calm down and
can anyone point me to a site that has images of
full grown argentine boas.

Years ago, I had royal python that had a fourth of the
engery that this little guy has.



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