Coastal Rosy Boa
Coastal Rosy Boa – Classic Beauty from California’s Coast and Foothills
The Coastal Rosy Boa (Lichanura trivirgata roseofusca) represents one of the most recognizable and variable forms of the species. Found throughout the coastal foothills, rocky canyons, and desert transition zones of Southern California, this group encompasses a wide range of distinct localities—each with its own unique look and variation in color, contrast, and pattern.
In general, Coastal Rosy Boas display a silver to blue-gray base color accented by orange, rust, or brick-red stripingarranged in the classic three-striped “coastal pattern.” Depending on the exact origin—whether from Los Angeles County, Orange County, San Diego, or further inland—individuals may range from soft pastel tones to deep, high-contrast reds and grays.
These boas are calm, hardy, and thrive in captivity, making them one of the most enduring and well-loved forms in the rosy boa community. Their adaptability and natural beauty make the Coastal Rosy Boa a timeless representation of California’s reptile diversity.
Locality range: Broad coastal foothills and canyon regions of Southern California
Genetics: Pure Subspecies (no morph influence; includes multiple localities)
Species: Lichanura trivirgata roseofusca (Coastal Rosy Boa)
Highlights: Silver to blue-gray base • Orange to brick-red striping • Broad range of local variants • Calm and hardy temperament
Coastal Rosy Boa – Classic Beauty from California’s Coast and Foothills
The Coastal Rosy Boa (Lichanura trivirgata roseofusca) represents one of the most recognizable and variable forms of the species. Found throughout the coastal foothills, rocky canyons, and desert transition zones of Southern California, this group encompasses a wide range of distinct localities—each with its own unique look and variation in color, contrast, and pattern.
In general, Coastal Rosy Boas display a silver to blue-gray base color accented by orange, rust, or brick-red stripingarranged in the classic three-striped “coastal pattern.” Depending on the exact origin—whether from Los Angeles County, Orange County, San Diego, or further inland—individuals may range from soft pastel tones to deep, high-contrast reds and grays.
These boas are calm, hardy, and thrive in captivity, making them one of the most enduring and well-loved forms in the rosy boa community. Their adaptability and natural beauty make the Coastal Rosy Boa a timeless representation of California’s reptile diversity.
Locality range: Broad coastal foothills and canyon regions of Southern California
Genetics: Pure Subspecies (no morph influence; includes multiple localities)
Species: Lichanura trivirgata roseofusca (Coastal Rosy Boa)
Highlights: Silver to blue-gray base • Orange to brick-red striping • Broad range of local variants • Calm and hardy temperament