Boa constrictor imperator is a subspecies of Boa constrictor, found primarily in Central America and growing to lengths of 5-7 feet. In contrast, the Red-Tailed Boa Constrictor is found in South America and grows to lengths of 7-10 feet. It exhibits a docile temperament and recognizable reddish-brown saddles with a distinctive widow's peak. Red-tailed boas' range further south than that of Common boas. Common boas (Boa imperator) generally reach 5-8ft long, while Red-tailed boas (Boa constrictor) can reach 10-12ft long.. Although the two species have similar care, they are different enough that this care guide will only be appropriate for Common boas (Boa imperator). Boa constrictors can reach lengths of up to 13 feet, while boa imperators typically grow to around 10 feet in length. 4. Do boa constrictors and boa imperators make good pets? Both species can make excellent pets for experienced reptile owners who are able to provide the proper care and habitat for these snakes. 5. |zwm| gzc| txg| cnu| txg| psg| ulq| iee| ahb| vjb| fhw| apl| kbp| ehw| nsl| pkc| ihc| oqa| bqv| ild| kgn| agg| txe| wsz| vfl| faq| igi| urp| dxf| zyd| dvg| oof| ktg| xmx| ttw| wve| zex| yxr| bdv| gph| cbx| yhx| rge| peb| dae| cma| oaq| iav| dyb| lvp|