The green tree python is a protected species in Appendix II of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, and is prohibited from entering or leaving the country. Next, let's take a look at other information about the green tree python!

The green tree python is the same as the general tree python. on the trees. They will curl up and down around the branch, and finally hang their head in the middle position, which looks like a saddle from a distance. Green tree pythons are oviparous, producing approximately 12 to 25 snake eggs at a time. The female snake will place the snake eggs in the tree hole, and then incubate. The body color of the young snakes born after hatching is mainly light yellow, with light purple and brown markings. As the young snake grows, its body color will slowly change to a bright green color.