Brass Jungle Arboreals

The Patternless Emerald is one of the most magnificent morphs of the Emerald Tree Boa. We have worked very hard to put together our collection of Patternless. We have searched for the most vivid and brilliant colored Patternless from completely solid electric green to what we like to call "Leopard phase" or also often refered to as "Tree Anaconda"or "Blotched" phase. We have been fortunate enough to find some of the most absolutely incredible animals of each type. In our opinion there is not much more elegant and beautiful than a completely patternless, electric green Emerald curled up tightly showing off it's incredible color and vibrant iridescence. (click on images for individual galleries)




This beautiful morph is considered to be another phase of Patternless, although they do have a distinct black, blotched patterning that usually continues the entire length of the body. This type can vary greatly from thin bands to oval shaped blotches. Some also tend to have a more "busy" base color than others with different shades of green that make up an almost leopard like patterning which we prefer. (click on images for individual galleries)
	One of the most recent and exciting developments in Emerald breeding...Yellow babies! Born from a pair of Leopard phase patternless, both patterned and patternless babies were born..Three of these babies were yellow and we are fortunate to have a pair! produced by Tony Nicoli (click on either sibling for details)




The Amazon Basin morph is thought of as the most exotic, elegant variety of the Emerald Tree Boa. These incredible animals come from Brazil and along much of the Amazon Basin. They can range from partial to fully striped and have many varying patterning types, amount of white and base shades making each individual so incredible and unique. (click on images for individual galleries)




The Northern phase/type animals are known to come mainly from Guyana, French Guiana and Suriname, but are also found in several other northern South American countries including Brazil. They differ from the Basin type in that they never exhibit a dorsal stripe of any kind; rather they have individual most often bolt type patterning. Again these animals can vary greatly in the amount of white they have depending on the number of bolts they exhibit and/or the thickness of each. The base color can also vary quite a bit in different individuals from lime green to very dark forest green. All the more reason why these animals are all so incredible and unique! (click on images for individual galleries)

Emerald Tree Boa

(Corallus Caninus)