![]() ![]() However, it’s the coloring of this gorgeous boa that really sets it apart. This stunning boa has a rather thickset body that is quite popular with pet snake aficionados. ![]() If you’re looking for a boa with a distinctive appearance, the Dumeril’s boa is one to consider. This is because it can take from three to five years for this boa to reach complete maturity. In terms of growth rate, the Dumeril’s boa is considered to be a slow grower. With excellent care (and some good genetics) it’s possible for this snake to even reach the 20 year mark! The average lifespan of a Dumeril’s boa is around 15 years. This is because they need the extra girth to be able to incubate and deliver between 6-28 live babies that tend to be around 12-18 inches long! Lifespan This boa is a great choice for most typical snake setups.Įxpert Tip: Female Dumeril’s are larger and heavier than males (this is common for most boa species). If you are looking for what’s considered to be a medium sized boa, the Dumeril’s boa fits this description exactly. There are Dumeril’s boas that can grow as long as nine feet, but this is definitely not the norm. The average Dumeril’s boa size ranges from three to six feet when fully grown. Not being a climber, the Dumeril’s boa lives mostly on the ground where it blends in perfectly with its surroundings. In the wild, this snake can be found in the southern, more arid regions of Madagascar. This medium sized, rather chunky boa constrictor is a real beauty with colors ranging from browns and peaches to greens and reds. The Dumeril’s boa ( Acrantophis dumerili) is a lovely, even-tempered boa that makes a nice pet for slightly more experienced snake owners. ![]()
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