Small Breed Rescue of Southern California

Adoption Details For Blue!





Type Snake
Primary Breed Common Boa Constrictor
Secondary Breed
Name Blue
Gender Undetermined
Spayed / Neutered No
Primary Color Cream
Secondary Color Red
Pattern
Age 8 Year(s) 10 Month(s) Old
Weight 0 lbs. 0 oz.
Markings
PENDING ADOPTION!!!

Hi! My name is Blue! I am a stunning Common Boa Imperator.

My foster family says that I am a great eater and I really enjoy my social time with my peeps. As a young and active boa, I require my own habitat that is big enough to accommodate my size not, and in the future that is secure. My new family must have reptile experience and preferably large snake experience.

I got my name because my tongue is actually blue!

I am a large snake that is currently about 5 ft long. My average length is between 5 and 9 ft long. My lifespan can be from 20 - 30 yrs but again, some of us live 40 yrs long! While we don't know my age, we do know that I am a healthy adult.

With the right diet, habitat, substrate, temperature, and humidity I can live a long and healthy life!

I was sadly left outside of a pet store in a tank and then transferred to the rescue to help me find my new home! If you think we may be a good match, or you would like to get to know me better, please click the Adoption Application button below and an adoption counselor will reach back out to you!

PLEASE NOTE:
1- We can only accept applications from interested parties who are in or near San Diego County, California at this time.
2- We do not ship reptiles but we may be willing to work with you if you are willing to travel if you are still in Southern California.
3- #2 will depend on the animal that you are applying for and is at the discretion of the board of directors.

Animal Reference Material:

Category Title AnimalType Breed
Animal Care Choosing the right snake enclosure Snake
Animal Care Snake Habitats - Our Adoption Requirements Snake
Animal Care Snake UVB Lighting: What you need to know! Snake
Animal Care Common Boa Constrictor Care: Feeding, Housing, and Handling Snake Common Boa Constrictor