Boa imperator is generally smaller and Boa constrictor is generally larger. Here’s our step-by-step guide to successfully setting up a boa constrictor terrarium so you and your beloved pet can enjoy many years together! Step 1: Choose the Right Terrariumīoa constrictors are semi-arboreal and capable of growing to 5-12’ long depending on subspecies/locality. Without an appropriate terrarium to live in, your new pet is likely to get sick and die. It may seem expensive to buy all of these supplies for “just a snake,” but they are essential to your pet’s survival. If you haven’t read our Boa Constrictor Care Sheet yet, read that first! Once you have a basic understanding of what your new pet needs from its habitat, you’re ready to start setting up a boa constrictor terrarium. They can’t simply live free-range with you in your home instead, they need a terrarium that has the right equipment in the right arrangement to create a usable environment that replicates the conditions of their native habitat.
Boa constrictors aren’t like other types of pets that you may be more familiar with, such as dogs or cats.
If you’re planning on getting a pet boa constrictor, then the first thing you need to do is set up an appropriate terrarium for it to live in.
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