Emerald Tree Boa (Guyana) Sex:Male but no selectively bred traits

but no selectively bred traits exist in captivity

There are no recognised morphs for Varanus jobiensis

and occasional small fish or pinkies (rarely and not necessary for regular feeding)

Behaviour: These geckos are nocturnal and secretive but gentle and deliberate in their movements

Larger custom enclosures may be offered if desired but are not required beyond the standard recommendation

Emerald Tree Boa (Guyana) Sex:Male but no selectively bred traitsEmerald Tree Boa (Guyana Form) Corallus caninusCommon Name: Guyana Emerald Tree Boa Species Overview Size: Adults typically reach 57 feet (1. 52. 1 m), with females usually larger and more robust than males. Appearance: Guyana emerald tree boas are typically bright emerald green with irregular white or yellow vertebral markings along the back. Unlike Basin emerald tree boas, their dorsal markings are usually broken or patchy rather than continuous,