She is a little over 7 feet long and still growing (her mom is a true ten footer). I don't know the wieght.
Her mother is an F1 (first generation born in captivity). Dad is an F2. There aren't many F1's left and it's doubtful there will be any new WC (wild caught) exported since they are on the endagered species list. It is currently illegal to get WC.
Occidentalis are really neat boas. These boa come from the farthest south of any boa constrictor and it gets cold enough in their home range for trees to drop leaves during the cold season. I read a study where boa from Peru, Col, Occidentalis and the large pythons (retics, burms) where put in indoor/outdoor enclosures in a climate that has seasonal freezes. The enclsures were set up to allow acces to inside with heat and allowed them to go outside during the whole year. Occidentalis was the only one that wouldn't go outside during life threatening cold temperatures. I guess this is to be expected given their home climate, but I was surprised the others would go outside during freezing temps and had to brought back in before they froze.
Both of mine are extremely calm and will come from the other side of their enclosures (8feet) to investigate if you open one of the doors. Neither has tried to bite after reaching about three feet in length.....as long as food isn't invloved. They have very strong feeding responses and will taste anything moving if they smell food.
The female of this locale is among the largest of boas. They may not attain the length of some bcc from a couple of locales but will outweigh them if the compared boas are of proper weight. The males are significantly less bulky and shorter.
Subject: Female Occidentalis 
Sat Aug 30, 2008 2:24 pm
do you know how much they both weigh and length. they are huge looking to me! kristy:)
thanks for the info. I too have F1 generation poison dart frogs so i know exactly how that coding goes.