Super Jungle Sunglow Bua Constrictor - shedding off his skin..scary look

This is the super jungle sunglow bus constrictor just finished shedding off his skin, look scary..... Boa constrictors strike when they perceive a threat. Their bite can be painful, especially from large snakes, but is rarely dangerous to humans. Once your red-tail boa measures 3 or 4 feet in length, it needs adult-sized caging. A sufficient-sized cage for adult boas measuring up to 8 feet long is a container with 8 square feet of floor space, such as containers measuring 4 feet by 2 feet. A cage height between 18 and 24 inches is OK. Feeding Frequency. The Urban Python recommends feeding juvenile boa constrictors once per week and adults once every 10-14 days. Boas won't eat if they aren't hungry, especially during shedding or illness. The only group of snakes able to eat an adult human being are the largest constrictors (pythons and anacondas, all nonvenomous), which include the largest snakes in the world: Green anaconda. Reticulated python. Burmese python. Pet boa constrictors should be fed only quality mice or rats. They need no additional food or supplementation. ... If your snake does not kill its prey (boas will not eat if they are not hungry or are kept under improper conditions), the rodent may bite or even kill your boa. No, Boas' sharp teeth help them to get a good grip on their prey, but unlike some snakes, they do not have fangs or venom. They are constrictors. The boa constrictor kills its prey by suffocating it.Feb 6, 2007 The younger the snake is, the shorter the intervals between sheds. Due to the high growth potential of young snakes, neonates and hatchlings can shed up to 9 times a year, if fed intensively (which should not be practiced that way). In adult boas, about four to five sheds per year are normal my website tiny.cc/artbypeter my blogger tiny.cc/peterchana