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08-10-2011, 06:55 PM

My oldest is the first boa I got, she's 22 this year (born in 1989). Just a nice normal female, I've shared her before, her name is Autumn.

Here we are hanging out back in 2000:

She's bigger now of course since boas don't stop growing. here's a cool photo my friend took earlier this year when she was yawning:

I also have a corn snake that will be 11 this year, so getting up there. Raised her from a month old baby. Garnet:

So far neither of these girls are showing their age. Garnet's skin is a bit dingy but that's about it. Both still have their eyesight, good muscle tone, skin elasticity and feeding responses so I am very glad about that and hope I can have them both around for many more years to come.

08-10-2011, 06:55 PM	#6
AbsoluteApril	My oldest is the first boa I got, she's 22 this year (born in 1989). Just a nice normal female, I've shared her before, her name is Autumn. Here we are hanging out back in 2000: She's bigger now of course since boas don't stop growing. here's a cool photo my friend took earlier this year when she was yawning: I also have a corn snake that will be 11 this year, so getting up there. Raised her from a month old baby. Garnet: So far neither of these girls are showing their age. Garnet's skin is a bit dingy but that's about it. Both still have their eyesight, good muscle tone, skin elasticity and feeding responses so I am very glad about that and hope I can have them both around for many more years to come.