• Corallus caninus

•  Typically with the colour of emerald green colour and zigzag strips with white colour shade between the strips
•  Yellowish skin underneath
•  Juveniles are normally orange or yellow in colours with inconsistant marking
•  Look similiar to Green Tree Boas
•  They are nocturnal animal, and hunting at night by waiting it's prey approching them. 
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•  The snakes are found in South America countries such as Brazil, Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, Guyana and Suriname

•  Gestation is about 5 to 6 months

•  2 to 15 live baby boas
  

•  Average size is about 1.8 meters
•  Certain snakes can grow up to 2.7 meters

•  15 to 20 years
  

•  Carnivore
•  In nature, the preys are small mammals, lizards, frogs or birds
•  In captivity, these snakes should be fed with small rat or mouse
  
•  Large size of food fed may result in regurgitation
•  Feeding frequency is approximately 18 to 22 days

• Found mostly in Brazil, Guyana and Suriname
  
•  Emerald tree boas that found near the end of Peru are normally darker in colours
•  Live near large swamps or marshes or rivers in the rainforests of South America.
•  Temperature and humidity are important for it's digestion and metabolism
•  Temperature should not be above 32 C and below 21 C in 5 days after feeding
•  Ideal humidity is about 85%

•  Impaction and regurgitation result from improper temperature control after feeding