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Papuan Tree Boa
Characteristics |
Scientific Name:
Candoia c carinata |
Family Name:
Boidae |
Size:
By maturity, they usually reach lengths between three and five feet (one and
a half meters maximum). Generally, males are smaller than females. |
Color:
Papuan Tree Boas usually have tan, gray, or black basic colorations,
although some may have pink, yellow, orange, or red variations. Usually, there
are bands or blotches of another color atop the base color, leaving a visually
pleasing pattern. |
Diet:
rodents of an appropriate size. |
Compatibility with
Humans:
Relatively Non-Aggressive |
Poisonious:
No |
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