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For Sale Adult Peruvian Rainbows

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1.1 breeding pair of Peruvian Rainbow boas.
$500.00 plus shipping. OBO Below is a picture of the Male and Female. More pictures on request.
Female is on left, Male on right
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schumi8318206 said:
Are they considered arboreal??
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Yes.
By definition arboreal is; inhabiting or frequenting trees.

These boas spend mass amounts of there time in trees climbing and living both. As for enclosures go, I have a "play" cage for them with limbs and such, but keep them in 4 foot AP cages.
 
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