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Boa - Peruvian Red Tail (More...)

This beautiful Boa Constrictor is colored brilliantly with light pinks, tans, and dramatically deep reds that highlight the tail and a few areas on the snake's back. They are large, hardy snakes that can grow eight to ten feet in length.

Boa - Rough Scaled Sand (More...)

Rough Scaled Sand Boas reach an average of around two feet in length. The scales on the Rough Scaled Sand Boa are heavily keeled, or ridged, which is what gives the animal its name. The Rough Scaled's body is a shade of tan or grey dorsally and patte

Boa - Rubber (More...)

A moderately sized snake, the Rubber Boa averages about 24 inches in length with a wide girth. They are called the Rubber Boa' because the smoothness and looseness of their skin makes them feel rubbery when handled. They are plainly colored, usually

Boa - Russian Sand (More...)

By maturity, male Russian Sand Boas usually grow to a length of about 18 inches, and females are often 24 inches long. Available in a wide variety of colors and patterns, Russian Sand Boas are quite beautiful. Some have base colors of orange or gray,

Boa - Solomon Island (More...)

Solomon Island Ground Boas can grow to be 2 to 6 feet in length, and females get much larger than males. They have thick scales, which may retain dirt but after shedding are extremely impressive due to their light coloration- some may even be pure wh

Boa - Sololon Island Tree (More...)

Male Solomon Island Tree Boas grow to be about two to three feet while females are usually four to five feet in length. They have triangular, flat heads and often are described as having a venomous or prehistoric appearance. The scales are keeled and

Boa - Suriname Red Tail (More...)

The Suriname Boa Constrictor is a highly sought after boa constrictor. They have pale colors beneath the striking patterns on their skin, typically a soft gray or tan. The name "red-tail" clearly refers to the deep red markings on their tails as well