Blood Red Amazon Tree Boa

Description

Blood Red Amazon Tree Boa for sale are excellent starter snakes for any keeper looking for a colorful species with a lively disposition.They are well-liked for a variety of reasons, including their voracious appetite. The bodies of Amazon Tree Boas are long and thin. Even though adult species can grow to lengths of between five and seven feet, their typical diameter is barely two inches. Hatchlings typically have bodies that are only 12 inches long when they are born.

Blood Red Amazon Tree Boa for sale which is an expert at consuming a wide variety of vertebrates. They do not, however, exhibit a predilection for the sort of vertebrate they consume. These Boas mostly prey on mammals and backboned reptiles. Prey in the wild frequently includes: Birds, Bats, Frogs, Lizards, Rodents, and Small Marsupials.

Buy Amazon Tree Boa which is a solitary and defensive snake. They are exceedingly hostile and rarely engage with other animals. Even Amazons of opposite genders who live together have been witnessed fighting. Some Amazon Tree Boas can be handled with with caution, but many will not. They have a tendency to be extremely defensive. Boas are naturally fast ambush predators with a powerful feeding response. If you approach them too quickly with your hand, this can result in an unintentional bite.

WE HAVE BLOOD RED AMAZON TREE BOAS FOR SALE. HERE ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS:

• Corallus caninus
• Field Collected
• Approximate Sizes Ranging From 4 – 5 Feet In Length
• Full Grown Adults Can Get As Long As 6 – 7 Feet In Length From Head To Tail
• Feeding On Live And Frozen/Thawed Adult Mice

INTERESTING FACTS!

• These Bright Red Boas Make For Excellent Display Animals
• This Fantastic Snake Has The Largest Teeth Out Of Any Non-venomous Snake Species, That Is Prefect For Piercing Through Feathers
• Known for Their Large Teeth, These Can Be Aggressive, So Look Out
• Originating From South America They Range From Northern Brazil To Colombia
• With Proper Care These Boas Can Live Up To 15-20 Years