All about Green Tree Pythons!
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- čas přidán 14. 06. 2023
- Get the facts about Green Tree Pythons and learn why I still breed them. This is a fascinating species of snake and are so unique, let me know if you would ever add one to your collection. If so, why? If not, why?
Thanks as I enjoy hearing and learning from everyone!
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Dope video and gorgeous animals
I got one of your GTP several years ago (I also have one of your Royals). He's been a beautiful, healthy snake and a delight to keep - as has the Royal. I'm glad you made this video as it's so important to support captive breeding of these snakes.
Thanks and I agree!
So excited mine is coming in sometime today!!
Awesome GTPs! Have you ever worked with either species of emerald tree boa?
Awesome stuff keep it up
Thanks! Will do!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
I'm just starting to breed my GTPs now. It's exciting to see what will happen. Yours are beautiful. Great job
Hey I’m looking to buy one very soon! Are you selling?
No joke man if you are I can give you my info
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Green tree pythons are one of my new goal snakes. Do you sell them as babies or only juveniles
Where do you get your branches !? How do you get them to not hold mold and bugs that can harm snakes
Since the babies are different colors than adults, how can i tell which one will grow up to have blue?
They will be mostly red ish maroon as a baby if they r gonna be blue. The green ones are mostly yellow as a baby
Where will u have them Advertised at?? Ty
I found ur site ty I will have to check it often ty
Thanks! You can email me at garrick@crestedgecko.com as well.
The title is rather misleading, could you make a video where you speak about them? What makes them different from other snakes, how are they to own/maintain ect, seems like you have alot of experience with these snakes.
They are similar to tree boas. Born maroonish or yellow, will go through color change in about 1 year old, some localities later (Biak, Japen etc). They are hard to hatch as you need stable temp of 87ish for incubation and 95% humidity. Hard to start them eat, sometime breeders force feed them. After the color change they become nocturnal, so during the day, they are on the perch, just siting there, can be handled when you remove them on the perch. Beautiful display animal, that if you keep them in right temp and humidity (83-78F my enclosures) and 40-60% humidity, they are very easy to keep. Enclosure 2x2x2 is a minimum. They are hard to reproduce, but not a hard keeper. Adult eat every 2 weeks, I do small to medium rats depending on the size of a snake. There are several localities and then crosses between them called designers, that's where you can see blues, calico, yellow adults etc. You can se price for farmed or wild caught animal biak locality as cheap as 350$ and designers going to about 10K$.
Plz get me price 🙏