Size:
The Dumeril's Boa will grow to a length of anywhere from six to eight feet
long.
Color:
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.
Diet:
small warm-blooded animals such as rodents and tropical birds.
The Dumeril's
Boa is also known the Dumeril's Ground Boa. It is a
beautiful snake with a pattern designed to camoflage
them on the forest floor. Over the past few years, they
have become extremely popular among hobbyists. Normally,
the Dumeril's Boa will not fight or become aggressive
with each other, but if it is mating season, males will
battle other males for prospective mates. These snakes
have been known to occasionally climb trees to ambush
prey, but they generally prefer to remain close to the
ground.
