Ramon gets a tranquilizer gun and orders a panel to be opened. As they drive, something goes wrong whatever it is that is sealed inside the back of the truck has woken up and has become enraged. Ramon hangs up and we see he is part of a group that is transporting something large aboard an 18-wheeler. Broddick is delighted and promises lucrative compensation to Ramon for his work. He informs Broddick that his "package" has arrived and is being delivered. We cut to see the man making the call, Ramon. Their night out is interrupted by a phone call. Enjoying this spectacle is multi-millionaire casino owner Broddick and his girlfriend Eve. Two masked wrestlers, one named "Boa" the other "Python", are grappling. both are very knowledgeable on their favorite species to keep.In a bizarre example of foreshadowing, the film opens with a pro-wrestling bout. Fortunately I have an awesome wife and dont have to choose! If you have any questions on either species get a hold of 3skulls for carpet info and evenstar for all boa questions. I personally would have a hard time deciding which one to keep if I had to choose. it just boils down to what your budget is, what your space limitations are, and what you prefer the looks of. both are a great species very hardy and relatively easy to care for. bci boas and carpets will mature to approximately the same length but a boa will be much heavier bodied than the carpet. I love my boas! however they require more space than carpets. the baby is maybe 30 grams and just as calm as any baby ball python but likes to move around and investigate everything. From what i'm reading and learning from a breeder friend Diamonds, Bredli, and IJ's are the calmest species from right out of the egg! I have a baby bredli and an adult breeding pair. There are 8 or 9 subspecies and some are more docile than others right out of the egg. Now Remember carpet python is a generic term. Completely inaccurate!!! Most carpets are a little nippy as neonates but quickly out grow it with minimal handling. I never wanted them because of how evil I had heard they were. they are the pit bulls of the snake world. I just recently started collecting carpets. I've been working with boas for over a decade off and on. They will be family pets so keep that in mind with your comparisons. Ideally I would get some of each but my girl friend has said one or the other. Like I said I have owned boas in the past and liked them, but I've never even seen a carpet in person. I like the looks of the jungle and bredli but I find them all beautiful. Also if you like carpets which ones do you find better to work with. I would like to hear what people think are the pros or cons of one compared to the other, such as temperament, ease of handling (I have a son that likes to work with the snakes), cage upkeep (is one messier than the other), does one require more handling than the other for them to remain docile, things like that. I would like to hear from people that own or have owned both, but ant thoughts are appreciated. But I have also been thinking about carpet pythons and would like to get some opinions on which one keepers seem to like better. I have owned several boas in the past and I do really like them and have a pretty good knowledge of them. I have decided that I would like to get back into some larger snakes other than BP. I didn't know exactly which forum to post this in so hopefully I'll get the answers I'm looking for in this one.