Emerald tree boas are larger and more aggressive, residing in South American rainforests. Green tree pythons are found in New Guinea, Australia, and Indonesia and are less confrontational.

Today's Animal of the Day: Green Tree Python Why we love the display: Snakes get a bad rap, but the python's emerald green skin is mesmerising in person, and even more so in lights.

When most people think of snakes, their minds often jump to images of venomous, fearsome creatures lurking in the wild. While some snakes are indeed dangerous, the world of serpents also contains some ...

Emerald tree boa (Corallus caninus) This striking, non-venomous snake is native to the Amazon Basin. Like the green tree python, the emerald tree boa coils itself over branches in the canopy.

On the downside, there is the potential for the creatures to be sold to someone who doesn't understand the proper care needed, although the cost of a green tree python or emerald tree boa, which ...

Green tree pythons can reach a total length (including tail) of 2 metres (6.6 ft) and a weight of 1.6 kg (3.5 lb), with females being slightly larger and heavier than males, according to the ...