Complete boa care guide. All you need to know if you plan on buying a boa 

As a native English speaker that knows how difficult it is to speak somedays I really do appreciate the quality of these videos and the extra effort put in for a non native speaker

Nice cages. One thing that bugs me about keepers here in the states is the opinion that tiny tubs are big enough.

Just watched this again, and liked it. However, I would recommend a slightly lower temperature on the cool side: about 75 to 76F. My adult boa imperator spends almost all her time on a cool side of 75 to 76F - she rarely uses her basking spot of 85F, for a day or two after feeding. My juvenile hog island boa behaves in a similar way.

I love this video ❤ very informative. He should have more subscribers

Well done video. ❤

💯🙌🙌🙌💯 love you videos brother keep up the great

Great and informative video bro 💯💪🏽🫡

Good video, you should add the metric-measurements to the video aswell (in text, as you do with the US). God jul !

Merry X-Max! Hilsen fra nabolandet ditt :D

I got my rescue purvan red tail boa in a 8x4x4 home with a fogger to keep humidity up

Nice video, i wish i had more space to my house for an animal like this,😢

I would love an breeding video😊

Tack för videon! For a smaller boa that goes into a small plastic enclosure to start with, how do you keep a warm spot? Or what should one think when keeping a baby boa? I'm from Sweden too, Gothenburg. Thanks!

Hello love your contente👌( am french sory for my english by advance)😉 My first snake is realy crazy all what i gona say next is true ! my first snake " hebi" i get it when she have just 2 or 3 mouth so the day one the snake is realy stressed and make loud noice on my so i handle it just 5 to 10 minute a day for one or tow week max , and one days the snake scrach his noze so so hard for opening the enclosure get his noze injured bad The snake reaaly wan to get out the enclosure ( a veryyy big and and équiped enclosure 😢) so one days i did it am thinking i know how snake work i know what they need so why i dont let my snake be free like a cat or dog so i did it whith one room only. The things i never expected that the snake coming back for poop on the enclosure most of the time ( 80% of the time ) 🤯 So all the équipement be placed on that room ( my bedroom) like heat or water , looking what can be a danger for the snake etc .. I précise that snake realy love interaction realy i NEVeR force my snake to be handle or somthing like that , the snake like just chill on me the days or stay in a place he like but the night or when he decide he com into my bed and stay on my stomach or betwen my legs sleeping all the night that adorable ❤ lot of pepole sayd me he size you before eating you 😂😂 no that not how snake work bro That snake have never bite some one ( one time me but its my fault i wana hand feeding but the snake get my hand and instantly stoped 1sec after see its my hand 😅 that moment my snake be so frustred and dont have event eat the rat ) . And now 5 year laster that same snake who now 2m50 is just like a dog or cat you can do what you wan touch where you wan she is more than okey she love attention ❤ i have one rule when pepole coming into my appartment Let the snake do what she wan to do that the only rule (but its if not safe dont let him you know ). Snake are realy ander estimated 👌 Sory for my loong and certenly usless coment

Changing substrate monthly is silly. Spot clean thoroughly whenever there is poop or urate. Doing a change monthly disturbs the snake, and is very expensive even if one only has a few animals. When I change substrate, I only clean/disinfect water bowls and furnishings if they have urate/poop on them. Snakes that rely mainly on scent recognise their familiar environment quickly if their own pheromones are present when they are placed in their minimally cleaned enclosures. Excessive hygiene is as bad for us as it is for them.

There are aquatic boas as well like Anacondas that require much different care vs. ground or arboreal boas. Red tails are the most common/easiest boas to raise. Just sayin’.

How do you make your shelves?

Tubs are not suitable for all of them. I have just taken in a three month old Hog island boa. He is in a 4 x 2 x 3 ft viv. He spends half his time on the branches, the rest of the time hidden, or buried in the substrate. These boas are far more arboreal than most, and need opportunities to climb.

I’m having issues with humidity in a 4x2x2