The boa constrictor, also known as red tail boas or Columbian boas, is a very large snake that has some gorgeous morphs. These large snakes can get up to 10 feet long, although the average is between 6 – 8 feet. Despite their massive size, boa constrictors are still quite popular pets among experienced reptile keepers. And like many popular reptiles, this means there have been some extremely beautiful morphs created throughout the years. Today we’re focusing on just 10, but let us know in the comments if we missed out on your favorite or if you want a part 2! Below is a photo of a ‘normal’ boa constrictor, which is gorgeous as is, and after that, we jump straight into the list!
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Top 10 List – Boa Constrictor Morphs
1. Eclipse
The first morph on our list is the beautiful eclipse morph. Black is an elegant color on any snake, and the boa constrictor is no exception. The lack of a pattern simplifies the look of the morph and produces a gorgeous snake.
2. Fire Opal
The name fire opal is a beautiful name for a morph, which is fitting because this is a beautiful morph. Beautiful iridescent oranges and reds make up the various patterns on the snake, and a bright red-orange eye brings the whole thing together.
3. Bloody Sunset
The third morph on our list also has an awesome name: bloody sunset. If you look up bloody sunset you get sunsets that are intense oranges and reds, which perfectly describes this morph. Without the usual pattern on the snake’s scales, the color is really able to shine.
4. Moonglow
One thing I’ve noticed while researching morphs for this list is that a lot of boa morphs have super awesome names. The moonglow morph is no exception. Beautiful pale lavenders and pale yellows create subtle contrast and almost give the snake a glowing appearance. Plus, the lavender eyes really bring it all together! We imagine that this morph would look beautiful in the moonlight as well, making the name moonglow even more suitable for this morph.
5. Sunglow 66% Het Anery
Pink snakes are not something that you see too often, especially not snakes that almost look like the color of bubblegum. So this sunglow 66% het anery morph is a natural addition to the list. The intense pinks and pinky-reds really stand out and grab attention, and the fact that the eyes are the same color just makes this morph all the more cool. How could you not love these beauties?
6. Emperor Diamond Super Fire
The emperor diamond super fire morph creates a snake that looks like an actual gemstone. It’s hard to believe this pearly white snake with various pastel shades is real, but it is, and it is gorgeous. The dark eyes also contrast nicely against the beautiful white, and it is pretty cool that you can see the darkness of the eyes through the skin on the snake’s head.
7. Hypo Eclipse
The hypo eclipse morph is another gorgeous morph we just had to include on the list! Their body starts with a more brown color towards the head and gets more orange towards the tail creating a unique gradient. The black spots and speckles across the body, a mainly black head, as well as black eyes, really add some stunning details to this morph.
8. Piebald
The snake in the photo above is the first (and only?) pied boa that has ever been found. This has unlocked an infinite amount of possibilities for future morphs, and we can’t wait to see how this progresses!
9. Scoria
The scoria morph is truly a unique one. Not only is the pinky-orange color that is lighter towards the head and darker on the body gorgeous, but the unique pattern down the sides of the snake is also a really different, cool look. The light color eyes really add to the amazement of the morph, as it’s hard to believe that a snake could actually look that cool!
10. Anery
Last but not least on our list of boa constrictor morphs is one that is common throughout many different reptiles, but is an absolute classic. And that is the anery morph! This morph is a mix of different greys, whites, and blacks mixed together to create a gorgeous, stoney-looking snake that anyone would be honored to have.
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