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VINCENT RUSSO   




Boa c. constrictor

It’s no wonder that these boas were scientificallly named Boa constrictor constrictor as they represents the epitome of the Red Tailed Boa race. Boa c. constrictor is commonly known as “True Red Tailed “boas. These boas are known geographically from the Amazon Basin of South America and inhabit the East side of the Andes Mountains from Peru, Ecuador, Southern Colombia, Southern Venezuela, Guyana, Surinam, French Guiana and Brazil. They also inhabit the islands of Trinidad & Tobago and a few Islands off the North East Coast of South America. I have kept & bred a few localities of Boa c. constrictor and am currently working with Bcc from Venezuela - Brazil -Surinam & Peru.








Venezuelan Red Tailed Boas ( Boa c. constrictor )
Venezuelan Red Tailed Boas

My Venezuelan Boas originated from one small group of Boa c. constrictor that entered the Country in the early 1990’s via an Aquarium fish wholesaler from Venezuela. My friend Gus Rentfro of Rio Bravo reptiles obtained this group of boas and was lucky enough to breed them a few years later. These boas are small for Boa c. constrictor standards and are mature & breed at around 5 feet in length and 5 years of age. They are heavier bodied than most Bcc at their size range and seem to be a smaller race of constrictor. They average 17-19 saddles snout to vent that are clearly connected. The overall background color & saddle color has a large range of difference, even within a single litter of these boas. They range from dark brown saddled boas with a charcoal gay background color to a brown saddle with beige background color. The saddles have dots & dashes between them (similar to Brazilian Bcc) and the tails are Blood red as hatchlings and stay red to burnt orange in adults.

Image - Mature Venezuelan Red Tailed Boas

Image - young Venezuelan Red Tailed Boas

Image - littermate Venezuelan Red Tailed Boas

Image of Gus Rentfro's adult Venezuelan Red Tailed Boas - photo by Gus




Price: Maybe October 2010




 
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