Your looking at about 1.9-2.2 (5.5'-7') meters for most female boas Clay and Hogg Islands tend to be on the smaller side under 2 meters (about 6') Males tend to be alittle on the smaller side.

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the red tail I adopted had his growth stunted (on purpose... grrrr) by his previos owners, he was 6' and 16 years old, when I got him well within a year of proper housing and lots of food he grew over a foot. They do get quite big.

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What precisely are you looking for right now? Size? Color? Pattern?
When it comes to boa constrictors, if the large size is putting you off you are pretty much out of luck. They all get big with the exception of some of the island locality dwarf boas, which are basically the same snake just in a slightly reduced size. To add to the situation, some breeders have been crossing island varieties with full size mainland boas. So even your "dwarf" can turn out to be a very large snake.

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