Amazon Tree Boa for Sale
Looking for a healthy Amazon Tree Boa for sale? At Dark Web Pet Shop, we offer beautiful captive-bred and well-established Amazon Tree Boas that are healthy, feeding consistently, and ready for experienced reptile keepers. Known for their incredible color variations, striking patterns, and arboreal lifestyle, Amazon Tree Boas are among the most fascinating snakes available in the exotic reptile hobby.
Whether you’re searching for a baby Amazon Tree Boa or a rare color morph, we provide quality animals raised with proper husbandry and professional care.
About the Amazon Tree Boa
Common Name: Amazon Tree Boa
Scientific Name: Corallus hortulanus
Origin: South America (Amazon Basin)
Adult Size: 4–7 feet (1.2–2.1 meters)
Diet: Carnivore
Lifespan: 15–20+ years in captivity
The Amazon Tree Boa is a non-venomous arboreal snake native to the tropical rainforests of Brazil, Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname, and French Guiana. Living primarily in the forest canopy, these beautiful boas spend much of their lives climbing trees and waiting patiently to ambush prey.
Their impressive range of colors—including reds, oranges, yellows, greens, browns, grays, and blacks—makes every individual truly unique.
Amazon Tree Boa for Sale
Our Amazon Tree Boas are carefully selected for excellent health and feeding response before shipment.
Every purchase includes:
- Healthy captive-bred or well-established specimens
- Feeding consistently before shipping
- Secure insulated live animal packaging
- Live arrival guarantee where applicable
- Care information included
- Ongoing customer support
Whether you’re adding your first arboreal snake or expanding your collection, our Amazon Tree Boas make an impressive display species.
Amazon Tree Boa Price
The Amazon Tree Boa price depends on several factors including:
- Age
- Coloration
- Morph
- Pattern
- Captive-bred availability
Baby Amazon Tree Boas are generally the most affordable, while rare morphs and exceptional color varieties command premium prices.
Contact us for our latest availability and pricing.
Baby Amazon Tree Boa
Baby Amazon Tree Boas are born fully independent and often display brighter colors than adults. They grow quickly when provided with proper temperatures, humidity, and appropriately sized prey.
Young boas require secure arboreal enclosures with plenty of climbing branches, hiding places, and elevated perches to feel safe.
Amazon Tree Boa Size
Amazon Tree Boas are medium-sized constrictors.
Typical adult size:
- Length: 4–7 feet
- Weight: 2–5 pounds
Females generally grow slightly larger and heavier than males.
Their slender body and muscular prehensile tail make them exceptional climbers.
Amazon Tree Boa Green
Although many people search for the green Amazon Tree Boa, this species naturally occurs in an incredible variety of colors.
Color variations include:
- Green
- Yellow
- Orange
- Red
- Brown
- Gray
- Black
Many individuals also display beautiful saddles, blotches, speckles, and striped patterns that make each snake one of a kind.
Amazon Tree Boa Morphs
Amazon Tree Boas are famous for their incredible natural diversity rather than selectively bred morphs.
Popular color forms include:
- Garden Phase
- Orange Phase
- Red Phase
- Yellow Phase
- Green Phase
- Patternless individuals
- High-contrast specimens
Because no two Amazon Tree Boas look exactly alike, each snake is considered unique.
Amazon Tree Boa Care
Amazon Tree Boas thrive in warm, humid, vertically oriented enclosures.
Recommended care includes:
- Temperature: 78–85°F
- Basking area: 86–88°F
- Night temperature: 75–78°F
- Humidity: 70–90%
- Vertical enclosure with climbing branches
- Multiple elevated hiding places
- Daily or regular misting
- Fresh water available at all times
These snakes are primarily nocturnal and appreciate dense foliage and secure resting areas during the day.
Amazon Tree Boa Teeth
Amazon Tree Boas possess long, sharp, backward-curved teeth designed for gripping prey.
Although they are non-venomous, they can deliver defensive bites if stressed or handled improperly. With patient husbandry and minimal unnecessary handling, many captive specimens become calmer over time.
Their teeth are perfectly adapted for catching birds, rodents, and small mammals within the forest canopy.
Feeding Amazon Tree Boas
Amazon Tree Boas are carnivorous constrictors.
Their diet consists of:
- Frozen-thawed mice
- Small rats
- Young chicks (occasionally)
- Appropriately sized rodents
Juveniles are generally fed every 5–7 days, while adults typically feed every 10–14 days.
Why Buy Amazon Tree Boas from Dark Web Pet Shop?
Dark Web Pet Shop is committed to supplying healthy reptiles and exceptional customer service.
Why customers choose us:
- Healthy captive-bred reptiles
- Secure overnight shipping
- Live arrival guarantee
- Professionally packaged live animals
- Feeding well before shipment
- Expert care guidance
- Reliable customer support
Whether you’re looking for a colorful juvenile or an impressive adult, we strive to provide quality Amazon Tree Boas for reptile enthusiasts worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Amazon Tree Boas good pets?
Yes. Amazon Tree Boas make excellent display reptiles for intermediate and experienced snake keepers. They are admired for their striking colors, arboreal behavior, and unique personalities but are generally not recommended for frequent handling.
Is the Amazon Tree Boa venomous?
No. Amazon Tree Boas are completely non-venomous constrictors. They capture prey by wrapping around it rather than using venom.
How much are Amazon Tree Boas?
The price varies depending on age, coloration, and availability. Standard captive-bred juveniles are typically more affordable than rare color phases or exceptional specimens.
How big can an Amazon Tree Boa get?
Adult Amazon Tree Boas typically reach 4 to 7 feet in length, with females often growing slightly larger than males. Despite their length, they remain slender and agile, making them excellent climbers suited to vertically oriented enclosures.
