I am looking to get a pair of green tree pythons in the near future and want to get them as babies. I do have experience with green tree pythons along with anacondas, carpet pythons and tegu’s so am not concerned about the amount of attention/maintenance they require. My main question is what is the benefit of getting a Yellow neo over a Red or orange neo, if any. I want to get a green tree that is going to be a nice bright green and would like one that shows a lot of blues. Is the Yellow neo going to be brighter than a red neo? I am still researching these snakes every day but haven’t come across anything for this. I currently own a Female Green Tree that has nice blues but I got her as a young adult and she was fully green with nice blues. Thank you for any help.
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Green Tree Neo's
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Now I am not very experienced with green trees, but I did learn that the color of the snake when it is a neonate controls what color the snake's young will be as neonates.
I do not know if yellows turn out differently than shades of red, but they all end up relatively the same.
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how does that explain babies that are both born red and yellow from one single clutch? I dont think the whole color of babies thing has been figured out yet..if it has i would like to read about it as well?
