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Boa constrictor · Shared by GentleFinch · 2 weeks ago

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Flint VII was told to stay. Flint VII negotiated.

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About the Boa constrictor

Origin
Northern Mexico through Central and South America
Adult size
1.8–2.7 m; some forms larger, females bigger
Lifespan
20–30 years
Basking temperature
30–32°C hot spot, 26–28°C ambient
Humidity
60–70%
Diet
Appropriately sized rodents, every 1–3 weeks as an adult

Read more about the boa constrictor — what they are like to live with, grooming, and the health worth knowing about.

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