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Hello, I have a hypojungle boa that has just turned a year on May 2nd. He/she is about 4.5/5ft. I am not picky on sex but it's been a year and I am awfully curious! I feel like the head is sort of small so I kinda feel like it's a male but I am unsure! What do you think?
 

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Moving this to the discussion forums.

I'd suggest getting the snake probed to be sure of the sex, visual indicators are not going to be 100% reliable and the boa is too large to sex via 'feeling for the bb's at this stage. If you are not sure how, perhaps someone local can help, or I'd suggest your reptile vet, a reptile store (if you are comfortable taking it there, beware of mites) or your local reptile society/club if there is one.
 
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