Snake collection

Boa - Haitian

Averaging between six and seven feet, the Haitian Boa is a large snake. Some specimens have been recorded at nine feet or more. They have slender, agile bodies that are well suited for climbing trees. Their skin is usually tan or gray with dark brown

Boa - Emerald tree

Like the name implies, the Emerald Tree Boa has a brilliant light green color. They are also characterized by the presence of white markings. At maturity, the Emerald Tree Boa reaches a maximum size of six to eight feet. As with other tree boas thes

Boa - Dumeril's

The Dumeril's Boa will grow to a length of anywhere from six to eight feet long. Their coloration forms into a brown and gray patchwork separated by black stripes. On the head, the black stripes turn into a bluish gray color.

Boa - Cook's Tree

Cook's Tree Boas average between five and six feet in length. They are very slender, enabling distribution of their weight throughout the body. This makes residing in and traveling through trees much easier. They are usually yellowish in color.

Boa - colombian Rainbow

Colombian Rainbow Boas are smaller than most Rainbow Boas, typically growing to a length of about 4 or 5 feet, though some may grow as large as 7 feet. Due to the unusual texture of their scales, Rainbow Boas shimmer with iridescence in daylight, a p

Boa - Colombian


Boa - Coastal Rosy


Boa - Clouded


Boa - Central American

The Central American Boa Constrictor varies greatly in size. The largest specimen known was 5.5 meters long. They average about 2 meters. The background color of their bodies varies greatly and may be shades of grey or tan, with some specimens having

Boa - Brazilian Rainbow

The average adult Brazilian Rainbow will grow to a length of 4 to 6 feet. They will grow quickly and are very aggressive eaters from the start. Newborns will appear dull or faded and begin to show their colors as they approach a length of 30 inches.

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