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hello,
i just got a columbian rainbow boa i did my research on there care and such but i couldnt find the best subbstrate for them and also i cant find mice they pet shops are selling mice 5$ per mouse and such is there any one or any site that i could look up for mice?
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i use cocobrick. you just put it in some water and it expands. it is great stuff. for rodents, use a frozen rodent supplier. They are the best priced usually. I would try to get them on rats asap just because that is what you will be feeding it when it is larger ideally. Make sure to keep the cage moist. Hope I helped
 
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