Finally got my first corallus hortulanus!

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My new amazon tree boa! Adult female, bought locally in Santa Cruz, originally from the East Bay Vivarium...I've had my eye on her since my friend picked her up at the San Jose show! Thanks for looking!

Caging is Zoo Med 24x18x18, cypress substrate, manzanita perches, 10" drainage dish water bowl, no bulb in the fixture yet as it is not needed this time of year, and the top is covered with 3 pieces of plexi. Thanks for looking!

BIG congrats, that's an awesome new addition! :gj: I don't know much about their husbandry, but that's a wicked snake! :)

Sweet ATB! Congrats!

Thanks for posting pics..very cool snake.

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Thank you everyone! Even though there isn't a big arboreal section on here I plan on keeping pics of her and her enclosure updated! I can't wait for her to go through a shed cycle!

Big Congrats!!! Now you know it never stops at just one lol.....:P

These are awesome shots. I love the way the eyes look.

VERY nice! I love the belly! :gj:

Good luck with your new animal ..

Congrats on the new ATB! They are cool snakes to keep and will perch like a gtp sometimes.

give us an update!:D

Here ya go! These aren't the most recent pics, but are from the first time she shed with me.

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I ended up making her a PVC perch because the manzanita molded within a week. This way when I want to handle her I can just remove the entire perch then get her off outside the cage. Makes cage maintenance and handling much much easier! I'll try and get newer pictures up when I take them. She seem to have more yellow showing through after her most recent shed.