The green tree python (Morelia viridis) - Care and information

It is arboreal. Rarely do we find it on the ground. Always trees, shrubs, and bushes, in the rainforest or forests and surrounding areas It feeds on small mammals and reptiles. And once a bird. It has a feature. Hunting by ambush. Hanging from a branch and waits for prey Young attract prey moving his black tail as bait Is between 150 and 200 cm. Some females to 250 cm Its coloration as we can see is green Totally beautiful hehe. Often born yellow but in some cases red. 

We must not confuse this with another snake snake with the Corallus caninus These species can be distinguished easily by the labial pits The emerald tree boa have 12-14 supralabials and 14-16 infralabials And M. viridis is much less supralabials the pits are this here Look it. This is the black tail was talking about earlier They move and deceive their prey The terrarium should be at least 70x60x60cm With sticks, branches, or perches Something where they can be used all the time As a substrate, we can use peat or moss, that retains moisture well. But as always we can also use coconut fiber, paper towels, or newspaper. Temperature: 26-28ºc (78,8-82,4ºF) during the day, It is the ideal And a point heat of 30-32ºc (86-89,6ºF) and overnight 22-24ºc (71,6-75,2ºF) for babies, it is better than not dow much at night Humidity: 60-70%, if possible with a part of 85% usually, they live between 10 and 25 years sexually mature over 3-4 years before reproducing, cooling must have a 2 to 3 weeks from 17 to 20 ºc (62,6-68ºF) if the female is pregnant hatching 8 to 30 will egg in about 40 days And we incubate for about 2 months at 30-31º (86-87,8ºF) So. I hope you like it This animal is amazing I love them.