This girl arrived this morning and I’m excited to watch her as she grows.
I’ll have to decide what projects I want to inject her into, but that is always fun to work out.
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Wow she is beautiful! 
I am a beginner with snakes and still learning- is she a common boa (B. constrictor, I think)?
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Look how dark chocolate blood red that tail looks 
That animal is straight 
as @saleengrinch would say
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Concur with straight id!!!
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I knew it, LOL
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In all seriousness @randall_turner_jr that has to be one of the nicest boa I have ever seen! Truly spectacular!
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She’s a Boa Imperator, from Central American origin animals. She’s an Inca, which is I believe an incomplete dominant trait, with the homozygous form I believe being similar but cleaner than the heterozygous, but im not terribly informed on the morph other than basic info. (Hard to find definitive info anymore with so many of the old forums shutting down)
Thanks everyone. Im happy to have picked her up.
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The original Inca was a Nicaraguan animal (dwarf). I believe the gene was proven by TSK, or at least, they popularized it. I’ve been want to add an animal like yours to my Nicaraguan group, but so far I don’t have room for another larger snake.
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But… There’s always room for one more!
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So so true!!!
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This first picture, she’s trying to say that she is the GOAT. 
LOL
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Took a few outdoor shots of this girl. She’s really an awesome animal, and difficult to get good shots of. I am contemplating what male to go with her in the future. Either will have to get a Burke T+ to try to prove her out, or will go a different direction and breed either the Leopard or Sonoran Hypo het leopard to her.
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