Color:
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.
Diet:
In the wild they will eat mammals and birds.
The Peruvian
Red Tail Boa Constrictor can be fairly non-aggressive
and calm, if they are handled regularly. They are also
not fussy eaters. They can be a fancinating and excellent
pet. Because of their adult size, keeping large boids
like the Peruvian Red Tailed Boa constrictor can be
difficult for even the most seasoned of snake keepers.
Almost all boa constrictors can be labeled "red
tailed" because most have reddish tails. The species
Boa constrictor contains many varieties, which differ
slightly in color and or markings. True Red Tails are
less common and more expensive than the common variety.
The Peruvian Red Tail Boa Constrictor has a lifespan
of about 15 years.
