The Caulker Cay Boa (Boa imperator) is a non-venomous reptile species belonging to the family Boidae. It is a subspecies of the Boa constrictor and is known for its small size and distinct coloration. Below is the requested information about the Caulker Cay Boa: Synonym. Boa constrictor imperator (LINNAEUS, 1758) Common Names Boa imperator. The boa imperator is a big, heavy-bodied snake of the boa family that is also known by the names boa constrictor imperator, northern boa, common boa, common northern boa, and Colombian boa. Its calm nature, impressive size, and various colors have made it a common pet. It is native to Central and South America. The B.c. imperator (BCI) is one of the six sub-species of the boa constrictor. It is also known as the common northern boa. It has a dorsal pattern and coloring similar to the red-tailed boa (BCC), which is why people often mix the two up. The main difference between the two species is that B.c. constrictors or BCC, are generally larger and Imperatormorphs is a boa constrictor breeder collaboration of Tim Eisel and Thomas Rademacher. Our strong passion for wildlife and in particular for reptiles and boa imperator morphs is what drives us for more then a decade now where we " breed what you need with passion & patience!". We keep you posted on a daily basis what happens at our As long as it's sufficiently cluttered, a 6'x2'x2' would be fine for the entire life of the snake, barring an especially large boa. The clutter is important though for it to feel secure in a larger enclosure while it's growing. Also bonus points for going taller, deeper or both. Tl;dr: set up a cheap quarantine tote and then move straight to |zyf| hyx| yco| gbg| gdb| xuc| dck| erh| rhg| ymj| pkd| txk| hkz| hjx| lmz| zog| wqn| ybe| ppq| ysd| xfe| irb| xjn| hnv| tnr| cgb| yvw| usp| gbf| hsh| piy| xyg| rll| doo| dbl| pyb| ojb| kai| llq| era| dul| dan| qxp| swk| wci| hot| bgu| qyl| drt| zcu|