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My Albino Burmese "Mello Yellow" Rescue

Me and my fiance just rescued two boas. A hypo and a Nicaraguan. The hypo was severely ... as well and had practically rubbed his nose clear off. But when I see stuff like this it makes me motivated even more to bring him back to health. Continue reading


Chasing the End of the Dividend Rainbow | Benzinga

Transportadora de Gas del Sur SA is a natural gas extractor and producer based in Argentina, and has a dividend yield of about 50 percent. With a market cap of over $450 million and a payout ratio of only 12 percent, the ... Continue reading


Is it possible to cross columbians and argentines?

0.0.1 Argentine red tegu (Odin) 0.2.0 Dogs (Daisy & Sadey) .... Hybrid ? Tegu Frilled Dragon Cuban Rock Iguana Sulcata Tortoise Hog Island Boa. Taiwan Blue Beauty Ball python x2. Green tree python. Rainbow boa. Coastal carpet python. Find all posts by this user. Quote this message in a reply .... There is also the subject of hybrid vigor to consider, which is the fact that hybrid crosses are known to improve the health and vitality of the offspring. Which in the case of ... Continue reading


New pictures of My Burm and collection

Loki - Blood Python *In shed* [Image: PC180155.jpg] [Image: PC180154.jpg] Heandor - Argentine Rainbow Boa *Not very photogenic* [Image: PC180145.jpg] [Image: IMG_0107.jpg] Chaos - Coastal Carpet (Jaguar Sibling) ... Continue reading


Size of Rabbits to order?

1.0 Normal Burmese Python (Het Green/Albino) 0.1 Colombian Red Tail Boa 1.1 Normal Ball Pythons 1.0 Argentine Rainbow Boa 1.0 Borneo/Black Blood Python 0.1 Coastal Carpet Python 0.0.1 Savanna Monitor ... Continue reading


Brazilian Rainbow Boa | Raynes Reptile Rescue

In addition to the Brazilian form, rainbow boas from Colombia, Argentina, and Guyana are sometimes offered for sale. While different in appearance , and in some cases species, the care of these other ... If your snake is shedding properly, and there is a barely noticeable layer of condensation between the substrate and enclosure glass then you are probably within healthy limits. The bedding should never be soggy, and if this happens, replace it immediately to reduce ... Continue reading


Swollen jaw and throat, help please

1.0 Normal Burmese Python (Het Green/Albino) 1.1 Colombian Red Tail Boa 0.0.1 Biak Green Tree Python 1.1 Normal Ball Pythons 1.0 Argentine Rainbow Boa 1.0 Borneo/Black Blood Python 0.1 Coastal Carpet Python ... Continue reading

Boa Argentine Rainbow Health Information

Argentinian Rainbow Boas do not require such high humidity or temperatures as many other subspecies of Rainbow Boas. The ambient daytime cage temperature should be close to 80 degrees with a warmer area of the cage about 85-90 degrees. At night, the temperature should drop to about 75 degrees Fahrenheit. Provide a water dish large enough for the snake to soak in and keep water available at all times as adult Argentinian Rainbow Boas tend to drink very large amounts of water daily. It is very important that these Rainbow Boas have many limbs to climb on in addition to a dark hiding place. Improper environmental conditions or excessive handling and stress can cause Argentinian Rainbow Boas to stop eating.

Breeding
Male Argentinian Rainbow Boas will have a probing distance of eight to twelve scales, while females will probe 2 to 4 scales. Male Argentinian Rainbow Boas also tend to have thicker tail bases and larger spurs than do females. Argentinian Rainbow Boas usually breed every other year in captivity. Only healthy, large animals should be bred, as it is quite stressful. Males reach sexual maturity at about 3 years of age and females at 4 to 5. Argentinian Rainbow Boas are not seasonal breeders. Standard cooling methods are necessary, however, in order for the snakes to form healthy egg and sperm cells. The gestation period is four to five months and Argentinian Rainbow Boas who are gravid require a much warmer basking spot, usually about 90 degrees, with the rest of the tank cooler. Gravid females do not eat very much, if at all. Usually Argentinian Rainbow Boas become very restless before laying, and while laying it is essential that they are not disturbed. They will eat stillborn slugs, and it is recommended to remove the live newborns immediately so they are not eaten by mistake. A typical litter includes 12 to 25 babies. Argentinian Rainbow Boa newborns need lots of food and should be fed once every few days. Approximately 2 weeks after birth, the infants will shed for the first time, and will continue to grow rapidly, often reaching 4 feet in length at one year of age.

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