Green Tree Pyhons

Here is a recent picture of one of my Green Tree Pythons. I love these guys. You never know how they are gong to turn out. This is one of six I bought from Bushmaster Reptiles. They farm raise (Captive Breed) their snakes in Indonesia. They have some great quality snakes for a very reasonable price.

Some collectors don't care for them (Captive Breed) because of the risk of parasites but most will admit they (Bushmaster Reptiles) run a very clean farm.

TomTom

Here is TomTom one of my JayaPura Green Tree Pythons s/he started out as a red and has blossemed into a beautiful green and black speckaled snake with bright white markings. Not sure s/he is done changing yet but I would love him/er to stop right here. I have had TomTom for one year now and s/he is a great eater and very docile unless it feeding time then you need to count your fingers.

Here's Lucy

Here is one of my most treasured snakes, a "Canary Island" Green Tree Python. I acquired her with "Ricky" in January of this year (2006) and are looking forward to the day I can put her and Ricky together. Of course one of the babies will have to be called Little Ricky.

They are reportedly from the island of Kofiau which is part of the Boo Islands. They are a newly discovered form of the Green Tree Python (Morelia Virdis). People are just now starting to hatch out the first CBB (Captive Born and Breed) babies. The Breeding pairs are all (as far as I know) Wild Caught.