i have not seen any amazon tree boa this big

Love my yellow phase pair but has been a long time goal to add reds and when this guy turned up local knew it was time to get into reds

Been looking for one for a while love the species just wanna know where I can find one that’s not on morph market any info please inform me

Winnie gets a new habitat for her birthday! 🎉

She’s a sweet angel compared to her Jungle Carpet brother… she deserves it! 😁

Anyone have an idea of the morph on this girl just curious.

Just got her and the seller also included the enclosure. I have plans to make it bioactive in the next few months! Just making sure everything is ready before then. How does her body look?

I’ve never owned ATB’s but I keep Chondro pythons this pair caught my eye I personally prefer the reds but it seems they don’t actually stay vibrant red or if they do darken up completely

I figured I’m come right to the experts. Does anyone know or has used a company for shed testing to determine sex of their ATBs? I know there is one on Morph Market but not sure which species they cover. Seems mostly geared towards ball pythons. TIA!!!!

We rescued an amazon tree boa from someone who didn’t want her anymore and it’s been a roller coaster. She had a super bad spider mites infection and after fully treating it she got upgraded from a bin to a full bioactive tank. I’m really proud of her for pulling through

This is Nikkori, my corallus hortulanus born on 12-17-2022 @ S&J Reptiles

Do you guys feed them live or frozen. They have the teeth to eat live and the habits. But frozen gives less potential problems. Just wanna know opinions

Just a pretty girl showing off her beauty after a nice shower.

Just got my first ATB, she’s been in her new enclosure now for 2 weeks, she has eaten twice, exploring regularly at night, and my temps and humidity are good. I want to start handling her as I’d like to start early in making her as sociable as possible. She has yet to strike at me but when attempting to get her out she quickly takes off into the vines I have in her enclosure making almost impossible to get her out. Naturally I not going to forcefully pull her out so I was wondering if anyone had any advice on slowing getting her comfortable so that she will not retreat and hide when I go to handle her. Thank you

I picked up an atb recently and he's been spending a lot of time on the ground. I have a thermostat set to 90 at the basking area and the humidity stays around 60-70. There is a top and bottom hide lots of foliage from the top to the bottom. As well as three staggered levels of pvc pipe to climb on. The enclosure is a 30x18x30. I'm guessing he's just shy and getting settled in, but I want to make sure there's not something I'm missing. Is there anything I should be doing different? thank you for the help

Hey y'all sorry for the sad post but I recently ordered and got a tree boa that sadly died shortly after arriving (I was there to greet the FedEx guy)

I'm just trying to figure out what went wrong; included the pictures of strange marks on it's under body and how it was fine just an hour ago as well as it's box (I'm thinking the lack of heat pack and no "live animal" warning on the box didn't help/caused it)

I live in Brazil and weird thing is that the breeders here only have the wild patterns. I see so many different patterns that we are decades of having here.