Guyana Red Tail Boa Baby
About this product
Guyana Red Tail Boa Baby — 224+ sold. In stock at Morphdirect.
The Guyana Red Tail Boa Baby is a classic, robust constrictor for the intermediate to advanced keeper. Known for its deep red tail markings and manageable adult size, this snake offers a substantial, impressive presence. We added this locale to our catalog in late 2025 and have found the supplier to be consistently reliable with positive feedback from our customers.
Stand-Out Features
- Authentic Guyana Locale: Sourced from the Guyana region, ensuring the classic, vibrant red tail coloration the species is known for.
- Excellent Feeding Response: These babies are established on frozen/thawed rodents, showing a strong and reliable feeding instinct.
- Solid Temperament: While a powerful snake, this locale is typically known for a calmer disposition than some other Boa constrictor subspecies when handled regularly and with confidence.
- Manageable Adult Size: Females typically reach 6-7 feet, males 5-6 feet—a substantial snake that remains more manageable than larger mainland Boa constrictors.
- Captive-Bred & Healthy: All animals are captive-bred, acclimated, and feeding before shipment.
Technical Data
| Species | Boa constrictor constrictor (Guyana Locale) |
| Age | Captive-Bred Baby (CBB) |
| Feeding | Established on Frozen/Thawed Pinky or Fuzzy Mice |
| Weight (measured) | 2.1 oz (average, on our scale) |
| Sex | Currently Unsexed (Probing available upon request) |
| Adult Size | Approx. 5-7 feet, depending on sex |
| Enclosure (Adult) | Minimum 4'L x 2'W x 2'H enclosure recommended |
Your Questions Answered
How does this differ from a common "Red Tail Boa"?
The term "Red Tail Boa" often refers to Boa constrictor imperator from Central America, which can have tail coloration ranging from salmon to brick red. This is a true Boa constrictor constrictor from Guyana, typically displaying a deeper, more vivid red tail and often a cleaner, more contrasting pattern.
What setup do I need for a baby?
Start with a secure 10-20 gallon enclosure or a plastic tub with proper ventilation. Provide a hide box, a water bowl large enough for soaking, and appropriate heat (an under-tank heater on a thermostat creating a hot spot of 88-90°F). Use a humidity-retaining substrate like cypress mulch or coconut husk and maintain ambient humidity around 60-70%.
Is this a good snake for a first-time owner?
This snake is best for a keeper with some reptile experience. While their care is straightforward, their potential adult size and strength require confident, respectful handling and a long-term commitment to a large, secure enclosure. They are not recommended as a first snake.
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Specs at a glance
Key attributes
| Age | Baby |
| Species | Live Animal |