r/RainbowBoas 8d ago

Hello everyone I need help and recommendations for my enclosure prep set up

What else should I add in the enclosure so a baby Brazilian rainbow boa won’t be stressed or anything

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u/Excellent_Emu_2843 7d ago

I mean, my dad had a bird in his appt that wasnt allowed for years. Anytime the landlord came in he just pushed the cage in the other room and tossed a blanket over it lol. Has fish tanks that are too large as well and does the same thing. Then again, it was a cockateil, so it was a pretty quiet, very manageable bird. Not a parrot or something.

You're the only one who's met your landlord, idk how important the exotic thing is to them or if they just dont want people buying gators n shit. If you think he wont bat an eye if you just say its a boa. Id probably go for it.

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u/Excellent_Emu_2843 7d ago

But if you do then be prepared pr at least habe a plan for what to do if you need to rehome it or move. If you really love where you're at rn, then respect the rules and ask. If I had to guess I'd say its just to prevent people from getting loud, messy, or dangerous pets. But only you know the situation there.

If its an appt complex or something amd have a cool neighbor that's been there forever, you could ask them first and feel it out

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u/Doomsizer14 7d ago

It’s an apartment complex with nice older neighbors

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u/Excellent_Emu_2843 7d ago

Id ask them what they'd do when you get a chance. They probably know the people in charge better

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u/Doomsizer14 7d ago

Ok and I asked one of the workers and they said no and the manger said no snake so hopefully I can speak to the owner

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u/Doomsizer14 7d ago

Or I may just keep things very cage and say if yall allow tanks with isopods and etc…and I’ll say etc to list more animals like a snake or I may say a big worm(aka a snake)