Meet the Indonesian Tree Boa, a fascinating and lesser-known species native to the forests and islands of Indonesia and surrounding regions. This boa is perfect for keepers who appreciate uncommon species with a primitive appearance, gentle demeanor, and low space requirements.
With a short, stout body and earthy patterning, these boas blend seamlessly into their environment—making them a hidden gem for intermediate to advanced reptile enthusiasts.
Key Features:
– “Pacific Tree Boa” (Candoia carinata carinata)
– Field collected
– Approximately 15 to 20 inches in length from head to tail
– These beautiful, smaller-sized boars typically grow to around 18 to 24 inches in length
– Expert stealth hunters that feed on feeder anoles or pinky mice weekly
Fun Facts:
– These fantastic reptiles feature flower-style patterns that resemble wood, making them perfect for camouflage.
– They are naturally found in Papua New Guinea and the Irian Jaya Islands.
– These tropical snakes thrive in hot, humid environments, often staying near the tree line to evade larger predators while hunting for prey.
– With proper care, these boars can live 10 to 15+ years in captivity.
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