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Green Tree Pythons and Emerald Tree Boas both go through an awesome ontogenetic. Green Tree Pythons require higher temperatures than Emerald Tree Boas. Emerald Tree Boas who might regurgitate if the prey size is too large, too often, humidity is off or temperatures are off.
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Every seven to ten days (some feed neonates every five and adults every fourteen). Green Tree Pythons have much easier dietary requirements. However both can be handled as long as you leave them on their perch (yay! for removable perches) and allow them to willingly come off. Emerald Tree Boas who are larger and stronger at a smaller age, but they still aren't really built for handling at a small age. Green Tree Pythons are known to be a little harder to care for as neonates, but easier to care for once they get a few months old.Īs far as handling, Green Tree Python neonates are more fragile, handling isn't really recommended until they get a bit larger (probably a year or more). Emerald Tree Boas are ovoviviparous (live birth), their neonates are larger and a bit more hardy. Green Tree Pythons are oviparous (egg layers), the hatchlings are more fragile and smaller. So, I'll go over some of the things I've dealt with (personally), and researched. While I've kept Emerald Tree Boas longer, I have a Green Tree Python as well.
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That their favored tends to be easier to keep, more docile, better eaters etc. You must also take into account the cost of feeding the snake, which can be quite an expensive undertaking.You'll hear each crowd that favors one over the other generally give the same response.
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But these snakes, as with all others, have skin covered in scales, which they shed regularly.