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Anyone have Indonesian Tree Boas?

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I just got a Indonesian Tree boa. I've done countless research. I would just like to talk to someone that has one. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
 
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I just got a Indonesian Tree boa. I've done countless research. I would just like to talk to someone that has one. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.prusa splicer
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Congrats on the new Indonesian Tree Boa! I've kept them for years. Happy to share tips on humidity and temperament whenever you're ready.
 
That's awesome that you did your homework beforehand—so many people don't. One thing that really makes a difference once you've got everything else dialed in is being patient with feeding. Most Indonesian Tree Boas will only eat lizards or frogs, and some keepers spend months trying to switch them over to rodents with limited success. Before you stress about feeding, make sure you actually have consistent access to the right prey, because a hungry tree boa under feeding pressure is going to be a stressed tree boa. Beyond that, they really reward you with hands-off care—keep the temps stable, don't handle them much, and they're honestly pretty low-maintenance display animals. Feel free to reach out if you hit any snags!
 
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