Its oh so quiet Shh Shh

[adamanteus]

Oh, just plead a failed anger management course, and do it anyway..........it'll be entertaining for the rest of us to hear about!

Yeah, I'd go with that.... especially if you take photos!

[Stefan-A]

Nah, I don't hold a grudge, I'm too easily distracted.

[Stefan-A]

Can somebody tell me how to tell the green tree python and emerald tree boa apart?

edit: nevermind, I figured it out for myself.

[reptileparadise]

uhm...
Google
One is a python, the other one a boa!
Hmmm, its harder than I thougt...
One of them should be Morelia viridis. The other one Corallus caninus.
I would say the main difference is somewhere in the head...but can't really name them...
Caninus should originate from Brasil, Viridis from australia.
Ah, one moment...Just got two pics from a friend of mine, Both head shots...nice comparison.
Uploading...

[Stefan-A]

I have no idea what the scales are called, but in Corallus caninus the scales running in front of the eye towards the nostrils (above the pits) are large and form a pretty clear row. Morelia viridis seems to have a lot of smaller scales. Then there's the head shape..

Okay, I'm probably wrong, I'm just saying this after looking at a few dozen photos. Not after reading any guides.

[reptileparadise]

I still find it hard to see. But caninus should have bigger heat receptors, all over its head / nose.
Caninus

viridis


If you're ready for it...I've got some nameless pictures...You can try to guess what they are. I've only just learned the difference...But I will gladly pass it on!

[Stefan-A]

Okay, it's becoming easier all the time. Just look at the pits and where they are located.

[reptileparadise]

Okay then...Name m!
A sick animal...unfortunatly

number 2

Number 3

[Stefan-A]

Morelia, Morelia, Corallus. Right or wrong?

[adamanteus]

The first two are Python, the last is Boa.