Sorong Green Tree Python

Sorong Green Tree Python

Sorong Green Tree Python (Morelia viridis) is a subspecies of  Tree Python that is native to the Sorong regency of West Papua, Indonesia.

These snakes are highly sought after by reptile enthusiasts due to their stunning emerald green coloration and unique appearance.

Adult Sorong Green Tree Pythons can grow up to 6 feet in length, green tree python sorong with females typically being larger than males.

They have a slender body and a prehensile tail that allows them to grip onto branches and other surfaces.

Their vibrant green coloration is unique to this subspecies, with some individuals having a blue tint to their scales. They also have a distinctive white stripe running along the jawline.

Like other tree-dwelling snakes, Sorong Green Tree Pythons are arboreal and spend much of their time in trees.

They are non-venomous and kill their prey by constriction. Their diet consists primarily of small mammals, such as rats and mice, and occasionally birds and other reptiles.

In captivity, Sorong Green-Tree Pythons require a large, Sorong Green Tree Python vertically-oriented enclosure with plenty of climbing opportunities and hiding places.

They prefer a warm, humid environment, with a temperature gradient of 80-85 degrees Fahrenheit with a basking spot of 88-90 degrees Fahrenheit and high humidity levels.

These snakes are relatively docile,  green tree python but can be difficult to handle due to their arboreal nature and tendency to be nervous.

Overall, the Sorong Tree Python is a stunning and unique snake that can make a rewarding and captivating pet for experienced reptile enthusiasts who are willing to invest in their specialized care.