Description

Dorsal Stripe Mite Phase Green Tree Python.

The Dorsal Stripe Mite Phase Green Tree Python is a unique and visually stunning morph of the Green Tree Python species. This particular phase of the python features a distinct dorsal stripe running down its back, creating a striking contrast against its bright green scales. The dorsal stripe mite phase is highly sought after by reptile enthusiasts and collectors due to its rare and eye-catching appearance. The mites on this snake phase appear as small specks of contrasting color along the dorsal stripe, adding an extra layer of visual interest to an already beautiful snake.

In addition to its captivating appearance, the Dorsal Stripe Mite Phase Green Tree Python is known for its docile temperament and relatively easy care requirements. Unlike some other snake species, Green Tree Pythons are not known for being aggressive or difficult to handle, making them a popular choice for reptile keepers of all experience levels. Their arboreal nature also makes them an interesting and engaging pet to observe, as they will often spend their time climbing and exploring their terrarium or enclosure.
Overall, the Dorsal Stripe Mite Phase Green Tree Python is a stunning and unique addition to any reptile collection. With its distinct appearance, mild temperament, and relatively easy care requirements, this python phase is a favorite among reptile enthusiasts. Whether you are a seasoned reptile keeper or a beginner looking to add a visually striking snake to your collection, the Dorsal Stripe Mite Phase Green Tree Python is sure to be a captivating and rewarding pet.

WE HAVE A DORSAL STRIPE MITE PHASE GREEN TREE PYTHON FOR SALE.

HERE ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS:

• Morelia viridis
• Farm Bred Male
• Approximately 1.5 Years Old
• Approximately About 24 – 36 Inches In Length From Head To Tail
• Adults Can Reach 4-6 Feet In Length 
• Feeding On Adult Mice 

FUN FACTS!

• This Arboreal Species Will Dangle Their Tail As A Lure To Attract Prey
• These Are Highly Arboreal Provide Plenty Of Branches For Perching 
• Babies Of This Species Start Out As Vibrant Yellows And Reds, Slowly Changing Into A Rich Forest Green Color
• Females Can Lay Up To 12-18 Eggs Once Per Year
• With Good Care These Pythons Can Live Up To 15-20 Years