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Right now I have a few Ball Pythons, and BCI Boas, but would like to get a Arboreal snake, such as a Tree Boa, etc... To start with I would like to find one that stays relatively on the smaller side, even into adulthood.
Could some people shout out some Dwarf Arboreal breeds to give me a start on what to look up on the net. Or what size cage would be recomended.
Thanks to whoever is able to answer.
what do you consider small?
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Jason
Solomon island tree boas stay under 4'. They could do well in a 20 gallon tall. They like cooler temps. If you look into gettin one of these MAKE SURE TO BUY ONE THAT'S ALREADY EATING MICE! they can be a NIGHTMARE toget started on mice, but other than that, they are AWESOME snakes! Most average 2-3' long. Info tree boas stay on the smaller side of 2-3' as adults as well.
Amazon tree boas CAN reach 6-7' but they tend to average 4-5.5' but even at this length, they are rather slender and don't really look the length. They are awesome snakes though, and come in LOTS of colors and patterns.
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