Welcome!

We came up with the name Brass Jungle Arboreals by combining our names Brad and Cassandra, throw in our jungle of Arboreals and it was easily decided that the name suited us quite well.

Our love for these animals has expanded into something that we have become very devoted to. The variation of these animals from a completely Patternless, electric green Emerald Tree Boa to a gorgeous high white Amazon Basin or Green Tree Python with such a beautiful array of colors mixed together is amazing and captivating. We enjoy working to help to bring more of these beautiful, mysterious, color varying animals to the Arboreal world with only the best of captive born quality.

We are a private collectors that have worked to put only the best quality animals into our collection. We love these animals, with our main breeding goal being to enhance our program further, making some offspring available along the way.

Thanks for looking!

~Brad and Cassandra

Updates below....

Last year we hatched out some beautiful babies from our Mister Blue x Carlina male, Skyy (pictured above). We are sold out on available animals from this pairing. We may consider letting go of one of our holdbacks from this pairing, please inquire if interested.

Some of the morphing yearlings can be seen here.

Recent picture of a 2008 holdback Skyy x Topaz neo starting to morph (not for sale)

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In mid 2008 we also had a beautiful clutch sired by Peppercorn, our Merauke Outcross x Pepper male (picture above, sib to Ella, Sidious etc...) bred to our Powder x Head female which is a full sibling to Carolina, the beautiful well known female that produced the Mister Blue x Carolina clutch. We are really excited about the possibilities from this pairing! The babies were born in June.. We are planning on letting go of just a few from this clutch. Please inquire if interested. Here is a link to view a few of the holdbacks.

One of our holdbacks morphing pictured below. (not for sale)

Our web site is best viewed with a 1440 x 900 screen resolution. (according to our monitor, which is a wide screen)

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