This image is of a female motley albino boa. We currently have this animal and a few more like it. As well as the Motley het for albino boas and the albino boas het for motley not pictured here.
Amazon Tree Boas come in just about any color phase imaginable. Yellow, bright red, orange, gray, brown,green, black and white and about any combination that you can think of. CBR has developed a blood red bloodline from multi-colored animals that may have a few black flecks on their heads. Our orange-yellow and red banded bloodline produces a high percentage of blood red offspring. Babies are feeding on rodents prior to sale. Four to seven feet as adults.
CBR's bloodlines are lighter colored animals with medium brown colored saddles and large bright red saddles on tails. Tame . Average size is about four to five feet in length.
Often referred to as the albino common boa although it is not a true albino, it is a partial albino. Orange saddles on a beautiful yellow background. with pink eyes. This bloodline is pure boa constrictor constrictor. Tame. Average four to seven as adults.
Pinkish red ground color with reddish brown saddles. This bloodline is pure boa constrictor constrictor selectively breed over numerous generations. Tame. Average four to seven feet as adults.
Brilliant green with white bars down the back. Brick red as neonates. Easy to care for when captive bred and born. Four to seven feet in length as adults. Emerald Tree Boas are generally very easy going but do not do well if handled a lot.
One of the first snakes to go on the international endangered species list. Very colorful, yellow, orange and black. Five too seven feet in length as adults. Tame as adults if socialized. Requires a U.S Fish and Wildlife permit to ship out of the state of Ohio.