  :common names: greater antillean boas, rainbow boas, west indian boas. epicrates is a genus of non-venomous boas found in south america, central america and the west indies. ten species are currently recognized. ==geographic range== found in lower central america through south america as far south as argentina, as well as in the west indies. ==species== {|cellspacing=0 cellpadding=2 border=1 style="border-collapse: collapse;" !bgcolor="#f0f0f0"|species !bgcolor="#f0f0f0"|taxon author !bgcolor="#f0f0f0"|subsp.* !bgcolor="#f0f0f0"|common name !bgcolor="#f0f0f0"|geographic range |- |e. anguliferthumb| |bibron, 1840 |align="center"|0 |cuban boa |style="width:40%"|cuba and adjacent islands, including isla de la juventud, the archipiÃ©lago de los canarreos (cayo cantiles), the archipiÃ©lago de los colorados off the northern coast of pinar del rÃ­o, the archipiÃ©lago de sabana-camagÃ¼ey (cayo guajaba and cayo sant marÃ­a). also found in the bahamas. |- |e. cenchriatthumb| |(linnaeus, 1758) |align="center"|8 |rainbow boa |lower central america in costa rica and panama. south america east of the andes in colombia, venezuela, guyana, suriname, french guiana, brazil, ecuador, peru, bolivia, paraguay and northern argentina (in the provinces of chaco, cÃ³rdoba, corrientes, formosa, [[salta
Boinae Fauna_of_Guyana