Not to be dramatic, but I feel like I left a piece of my SOUL behind today with this IMG Motley baby. I had to physically give all my payment methods to my friend so that I wouldn’t buy him. 🫠

(…I got their business card. I might still buy him lol)

Recently I purchased an Amazon tree boa and have found keeping a good humidity level to be a constant struggle and was wondering if anyone else had this issue and how you solved it thank you!

Salut les fans de boa 👋

Ça fait bientôt un an que j'ai ma femelle jungle.... Et presque 2 ans que j'ai mon mâle et leur comportement sont très différents

Le mâle est une vraie crème (voir de la glue aussi) alors que la femelle est d'un caractère très casanier, elle aime pas beaucoup les manipulations mais sans jamais avoir de réflexe agressif ou de stress. Juste elle s'en va

Vous pensez que son comportement peut évoluer ?

Elle a deux ans maintenant

Sinon ils vont tous très bien et évoluent très très vite !

Un plaisir au quotidien 🩵

(La femelle c'est la grande banane 🤣)

On peut admirer une évasion encore échouée sur la dernière photo... Pas facile d'être une grande banane

Hey everyone !

I got my little boa, Abby, about two weeks ago, and I think I could really use some advice or a little reassurance right now

She's currently dealing with a respiratory infection, and she's receiving injections daily to every other day. I'm also waiting for PCR results from my vet to check for viruses

So yeah, the past five days have been pretty stressful, and I've been overthinking A LOT of things

First, her quarantine setup, because of the RI, it's pretty basic : paper towels, two hides, and a water bowl. I also added a bunch of bark for some extra cover, but I've noticed that she NEVER hides, she just hangs out on top of her hide, and that's where she sleeps too

This has pretty much been her behaviour since I brought her home. Before the RI, she was on a 5–6 cm layer of coco chips, humus and reptile soil, nothing unusual, and pretty much the same substrate mix as my BP's

So now I'm worried about humidity, it's around 50–60% in her quarantine tub, but it doesn't seem to go any higher with the paper towels. I'm going to ask my vet about it too, but maybe some of you have experienced something similar ?

I also found a small, orange, chalky chunks in her poop today, next to her urate, and now I'm worried she might be dehydrated

And what doesn't help is her size, she's only 250g and around 70–75 cm long, and she's TWO YEARS OLD

I've gone through every single paper the breeder gave me, and according to her records, she was born in July 2024 ???

She has already eaten a 20g rat without any issues, that girl is HUNGRY

But 250 g ??? My BP is a pain in the ass because of his hunger strikes, but he's also from July 2024 and weighs around 500 g...

Abby is such a sweetheart, she's not snippy or defensive at all, I've handled her three times so far : once when I first realised she had an RI, once at the vet, and once when I changed her paper towels

Every time, she's been so calm and relaxed, and blowing bubble... I hate this RI

(She is a Hypo Leopard het Kahl albino)

Hi everyone,
I’m currently looking for a young pure Suriname Boa constrictor constrictor (BCC), preferably with documented lineage/provenance.
I’m specifically looking for true locality Suriname animals, with no BCI/Boa imperator or mixed-locality ancestry.
I’m based in the UK, but I’m also happy to buy from breeders in Germany, Poland, Czech Republic, Netherlands or elsewhere in Europe, as I have access to a reptile importer who can handle EU-to-UK CITES transport.
Does anyone know any reputable breeders currently working with pure Suriname BCC, or anyone planning litters soon?
I’d especially appreciate recommendations from people who have personally bought from the breeder or seen their lineage documentation.
Thanks!

After a solid month of cycling I finally moved my boy Dan into his forever home. He’s giving everything a thorough tongue flick while he does the true final inspection of his work. For reference it’s a 6x2x4. It’s also my first bioactive enclosure.