The last in the three members of Boidae, Rosy Boas are similar in shape and size to other Californian Boas.
Description: Very similar to Rubber Boas in both shape and description.
Distribution: Same region as the Southern Rubber Boa. This snake lives up till Sonora, Mexico.
Diet: Small animals
Genus: Lichanura
Family: Boidae
Southern Rubber Boas are small, and are native to the harsh desert regions of the American Southwest, mostly Southern California. Seen in wetter regions as well.
Description: Mostly brown with some black.
Distribution: Mostly Southern California, lives in some other regions of the Southwest as well.
Diet: Small animals, similar to the Northern Rubber Boa’s.
Genus: Charina
Family: Boidae
This small snake is native mostly to the counties in Central California, also having populations in Northern Nevada.
Description: Largely different colors; the juveniles are brightly colored, sometimes red, pink, orange, and sometimes black.
Distribution: Occasional to Northern Nevada, mostly lives in North and Central California.
Diet: Small mammals, lizards, possibly frogs and Salamanders.
Genus: Charina
Family: Boidae
This small snake is native to all across America. It likes a diet of frogs, and other small creatures.
Description:
This snake is usually black with a streak of yellow. Largely different across the U.S.
Distribution:
Native to most small forests and wetlands in America
Diet: Frogs, small mammals, lizards, and other easy to catch prey.
Genus: Thamnophis
Family: Colubridae