Apr 4, 2025
This is our 2 months old Amazon tree boa named Lucifer. He is about to shed in this photo. That is why he is more "grey" and pale than usuall. He has dark red eyes behind the grey.
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This is our 2 months old Amazon tree boa named Lucifer. He is about to shed in this photo. That is why he is more "grey" and pale than usuall. He has dark red eyes behind the grey.
Painting some examples on the 3d printed arboreal boa/python model (modelled by the amazing @dirius 💓) wanted to paint Bullet (an old foster of mine) because he's the most gorgeous garden variety ATB ive ever seen! My biggest regret in reptile keeping is that I didn't keep him.
They were caught gossiping.
'What are you doing human?'
Amazon tree boa (Corallus batesii) portrait, Riverbanks Zoo, South Carolina. Captive, occurs in South America.
Photographer: Joel Sartore / Photo Ark
Amazon tree boa snake (Corallus hortulanus)
Photo by Michael D Kern
Safe in the embrace of the beloved
More Amazon Tree Boa baby photos >:) First two are the male, second two are the female. Also it's worth noting that these two had plenty of structures to climb and perch but as babies they were like nah, the floor is fine. Now they're pretty much perched 80% of the time.