Rosy is also a breed of Boa Constrictor. But those are not Rosy boas. They look like columbian/red tail boas. I don’t know much aboot boas, only pythons.
Yes she is a Columbian Boa Constrictor, and it’s ROE-SEE. I named her for the color, but there are in fact two indigenous boa species in the U.S. – one of them being a rosy boa. They rarely exceed 3 feet and have brownish bands on a cream backround usually.
The smaller boa here is a true Red Tail Boa.
I also have 2 adult California king snakes, a juvenile Ball Python and a Brazilian Salmon Pink Bird Eater Tarantula.
I apologize for the mediocrity. I can send higher res stuff – frankly I wasn’t aware that server space was not an issue.
Ah, the tarantula is but a wee one. Just half an inch wide. I’ve owned snakes all my life, both wild and captive bred, so last time I was at the pet store buying rabbits, rats and mice for the snakes, I bought the tarantula for something different. They said though that the species can get up to 6 inches in the first year if I feed it enough. They can reach up to ten inches (if it happens to be a female) and then eat mice. They are second in size only to the Goliath Birdeater. If you wanna see some cool stuff go youtube “tarantula mouse”.
Ahh cool. I have a california king snake as well i also had a tangerine honduran milksnake but she died : (. I also had two ball pythons but had to give them away when i moved out of my moms place so now all i have is my little cali king.
brave Sir Robin (#3168)
16 years ago
I have owned a Mexican milk snake for fifteen years, and it has been a damn fine pet.
it’s name is rosy? not rosey? So it’s like pronounced like “ross-ey”?
Hate to break it to you, Tiki, but: dictionary.reference.com/browse/rosy
Roh-zee.
But I suppose the pronunciation of a name is up to GTC.
Oh yeah… mucho beddah!
so “rossey” it is then? cause rosy isn’t rosey. lern to spel
hahaha
lol tiki you crack me up
and GTC
why are all your pictures medeocre as hell?
Rosy is also a breed of Boa Constrictor. But those are not Rosy boas. They look like columbian/red tail boas. I don’t know much aboot boas, only pythons.
Yes she is a Columbian Boa Constrictor, and it’s ROE-SEE. I named her for the color, but there are in fact two indigenous boa species in the U.S. – one of them being a rosy boa. They rarely exceed 3 feet and have brownish bands on a cream backround usually.
The smaller boa here is a true Red Tail Boa.
I also have 2 adult California king snakes, a juvenile Ball Python and a Brazilian Salmon Pink Bird Eater Tarantula.
I apologize for the mediocrity. I can send higher res stuff – frankly I wasn’t aware that server space was not an issue.
server space is never an issue. MCS is a highclass joint ya’ll.
@THE_GTC
Could you post some pics of the tarantula?
Ah, the tarantula is but a wee one. Just half an inch wide. I’ve owned snakes all my life, both wild and captive bred, so last time I was at the pet store buying rabbits, rats and mice for the snakes, I bought the tarantula for something different. They said though that the species can get up to 6 inches in the first year if I feed it enough. They can reach up to ten inches (if it happens to be a female) and then eat mice. They are second in size only to the Goliath Birdeater. If you wanna see some cool stuff go youtube “tarantula mouse”.
I know how cool tarantula’s can be, I used to have a mexican redknee. I’m just curious since I haven’t heard of someone having a birdeater as a pet.
Check this out. This is what he/she could be like. Maybe bigger.
Ahh cool. I have a california king snake as well i also had a tangerine honduran milksnake but she died : (. I also had two ball pythons but had to give them away when i moved out of my moms place so now all i have is my little cali king.
I have owned a Mexican milk snake for fifteen years, and it has been a damn fine pet.