Herps at the Madison zoo

Had a few hours to kill before I have to fly back from a business trip and saw there was a zoo. Pretty neat herp house! Enjoy the pics!

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Green Tree Python
Gila Monster
Forgot what frogs these were
Poison dart frogs
Anaconda
Boa
Alligator Snapping Turtle
Burmese Python
Rat Snake
Tree Boa


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Originally Posted by bigSAK

Green Tree Python
Gila Monster
Forgot what frogs these were
Poison dart frogs
Anaconda
Boa
Alligator Snapping Turtle
Burmese Python
Rat Snake
Tree Boa


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The first one is a Emerald Tree Boa and the last is a Green Tree Python.

Nice pics!

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Originally Posted by KMG

The first one is a Emerald Tree Boa and the last is a Green Tree Python.

Nice pics!

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Are you sure the bottom photo isn't an Amazon Tree boa? I don't really see the pronounced pits on the face, and the body is a little thin to me...?

No the first is a green tree Python and the last is the tree boa.


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Originally Posted by ladywhipple02

Are you sure the bottom photo isn't an Amazon Tree boa? I don't really see the pronounced pits on the face, and the body is a little thin to me...?

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Having a second look on my tablet I believe you are correct as it has the upper pits. Good eye!

Great photos, thank you for sharing!
The first is an Emerald Tree Boa and yes, the last is an Amazon Tree Boa.

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Originally Posted by bigSAK

No the first is a green tree Python and the last is the tree boa.


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Look at the scale pattern on top of the snout.

Compare it to my ETB.

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Originally Posted by AbsoluteApril

Great photos, thank you for sharing!
The first is an Emerald Tree Boa and yes, the last is an Amazon Tree Boa.

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Yes you're correct the first is an Emerald tree boa and last is an Amazon tree boa


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Nonononono...First one is "Pretty Green Snek" and last one is "Pretty Lelelelelow Snek".


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