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Anery Colombian Red Tail

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I just adopted this "anery colombian red tail" she is awesome, but i can't find much on them here. She came with a 28qt tote and misc. But definitely getting a proper home for Ella asap. Should i go vertical for some fake branches or what. Seems like she likes our fake palm lol.
 

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Moving this to the discussion forums.

Boas will use vertical space from time to time, if you can get an enclosure with a shelf or large branch, I bet you would see your new boa hanging out on it.
Good luck :)
 
Beautiful animal, but I'm not sure it's anery. I think I see some orange in the tail. Take some pics in natural lighting if you can.
 
Im not positive and would like more opinions as to what she could be. Ill get some good pics tomorrow in the sun.
Also when i took her home it looked like a shed was coming, by her cloudy eye caps. Wouldnt take the rat pup i offered. So i put some moss and gave her a short bath for two days and now they are gone. No idea what to think now.
 
JCCS said:
Beautiful animal, but I'm not sure it's anery. I think I see some orange in the tail. Take some pics in natural lighting if you can.
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Here are a few quick
 

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You've got a nice classic Colombian. Anery animals have zero red on them, making that orange impossible. Their tails are actually gray as well. As far as when she sheds, don't bathe her or anything, just make sure her humidity is around 70% and she'll take care of the rest. Good luck!
 
I also second the opinion that she is not anery, but a beautiful snake nonetheless.
 
New pic of Ella. How can i tell the sex? Was supposed to be anery female "about a year old" but we know shes not anery now so makes me question lol
 

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The only way to reliably know the sex of an animal that age is to probe. Find a knowledgeable local person to show you how. A vet that specializes in reptiles can also do it for a fee.
 
So nice of you to adopt her! A lot of boas are abandoned.. She really does love that fake Palm tree. Let her have more time on it when you can. So good she is eating.
 
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