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green tree python vs emerald tree boa difference

Are green tree pythons and emerald tree boas different? So, what is the difference between a green tree python vs an emerald tree boa?

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The green tree python and emerald tree boa are two different types of snakes, except they are both green in color. There are 3 differences between the two types of snakes. Check out the differences below.
1. Size
The green tree python snake measures about 6 feet and weighs 3.5 kg. Meanwhile, the emerald tree boa snake measures 10 feet.
2. Color
The green tree python has a bright green color and white or yellow on its underbelly. Meanwhile, the emerald tree boa snake is bright green with a pale white belly.
3. Reproduction
Green tree python reproduction will lay eggs about 20 to 24 days after ovulation. Meanwhile, emerald tree boa snakes will give birth to young around 100 to 110 days after ovulation.
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Morelia viridis
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The Green Tree Python (Morelia viridis) is not a crossbreed of snakes but a species of snake native to New Guinea, Indonesia, and the Cape York Peninsula in Australia. Its tail can grip and hold onto tree branches to hunt. The female can produce 10 to 30 eggs, which she will lay in a tree cavity for 50 days.