The wild red-tailed boa weighs about 15 kilograms at most, and the captive-bred red-tailed boa can reach about 45 kilograms. The red-tailed boa is about 1.8-3 meters long. The size of the adult red-tailed boa is quite different, and the body size of each subspecies is not consistent.

In addition to understanding the weight of the red-tailed boa, let's talk about the red-tailed boa Life habits of anaconda. The red-tailed boa can adapt to a variety of ecological environments, whether it is tropical rainforest or dry areas. The anaconda juveniles will climb among the trees or shrubbery, but as the anaconda juveniles grow and gain weight, they will move on the ground instead. Red-tailed boas eat a lot of food, including many kinds of mammals and birds.