Emerald Tree Boa (Corallus caninus) Juvenile	Green Tree Python (Morelia viridis) Juvenile Image Courtesy Dave Barker
Emerald Tree Boa (Corallus caninus) Adult	Green Tree Python (Morelia viridis) Adult
Habitat: Lowland and tropical rain forests Coiling: Coil so that the head is more or less in the center of the coil Color: various shades of green Neonate color: Can be red, orange, yellow, green or a combination of these colors Heat Receptors: Present Size: 4' - 9' Prehensile Tail: Present Teeth: Presence of long maxillary teeth	Habitat: Lowland and tropical rain forests Coiling: Coil so that the head is more or less in the center of the coil Color: various shades of green Neonate color: Can be maroon, red or yellow Heat Receptors: Present Size: 4' - 6' Prehensile Tail: Present Teeth: Presence of long maxillary teeth
Distribution: northern South America Subfamily: Boidae Method of reproduction: ovoviviparous Number of young: 3 - 15	Distribution: Indonesia, Malaysia, Western Australia Subfamily: Pythonidae Method of reproduction: oviparous Number of young: 10 - 25