Soloman Island Tree juvenile-adults
Candoia bibroni

Let us take you on an expedition to the tropics with the mesmerizing Solomon Island Tree Boa. Native to the diverse and rich ecosystems of the Solomon Islands, this non-venomous snake is a testament to nature's artistic capabilities. Solomon Island Tree Boas display stunning colors and patterns, from deep chocolate hues to strikingly bright yellows and oranges. This arboreal marvel adds an exotic touch to any reptile collection.

Solomon Island Tree Boa are known for their slender bodies, impressive length, and enchanting vertical pupils. These serpents bring a hint of the wild and mysterious into your home. Perfect for experienced reptile keepers, these boas showcase the dazzling beauty that the world of herpetology offers.

Basic Care Information:
Caring for a Solomon Island Tree Boa requires a setup that mimics its natural, arboreal habitat. Vertical climbing space with branches and vines is essential. Keep the enclosure's temperature gradient between 78°F to 85°F, with a slight dip during the nighttime. Humidity should range between 60% and 80% to reflect the snake's natural humid environment.

In terms of diet, they feed primarily on small mammals and birds in the wild, but in captivity, an appropriate-sized rodent will suffice. As they are nocturnal hunters, feeding should take place during the evening.

Embrace the allure of the tropics and let the Solomon Island Tree Boa charm its way into your collection!