GTP sorong maybe?

[DAWNoftheLEO]

When we first got her

First feed with us

No flash.

Just having fun..

Silly substrate mouth lol

And the tail.

 

[ReptileMan27]

Gorgous GTP

 

[Nigel4less]

Awesome GTP Juan you better keep me on the list for babies

 

[geckofreak570]

nice

 

[robin]

there is no real way you are going to be able to tell her exact locality. green trees can be so variable.
gorgeous green tree you have there

 

[nevinm]

about the only way other than knowing the history, and parents is to wait for their full color to come in. alot of times the blue/greens, and the ones with the blueish hughs, or the dark solid green with purples are from the sorong local. but again, the adult colors are the only way to take a good guess.

 

[nwheat]

What a cutie, Juan!! Can't wait to see how (s)he turns out!!

 

[TokayKeeper]

it looks biak-ish, at least to me judging from the head structure and patterning. But as already mentioned, there isn't really a way to tell. My suggestion would be to check out Greg Maxwell's book (The Complete Chondro or The More Complete Chondro - with will work) or visit the chondroweb forums (www.chondroweb.com) or morelia viridis form (www.chondro.net) and do searches for biak-type babies.

In my opinion though, it looks more biak-ish than anything, and in my opinion not too much on the sorong side (look for baby pics for sorong or jayapura types as the 2 "localities" look very similar as hatchlings and adults).

 

[DAWNoftheLEO]

lol, I own the more complete chondro, what kind of keeper would I be without it .
As others said above, I will wait until her ontogenesis is complete. I guess that's why I titled it "GTP sorong maybe".

I'll keep updating this thread as time goes on (pics), it's gained a lot of white flecks recently, but watching this guys color change is so cool.

I had also heard the tail shape and color can be indicative of possible locale?

Thanks all for the comments

 

[TokayKeeper]

lol, I own the more complete chondro, what kind of keeper would I be without it .
As others said above, I will wait until her ontogenesis is complete. I guess that's why I titled it "GTP sorong maybe".

I'll keep updating this thread as time goes on (pics), it's gained a lot of white flecks recently, but watching this guys color change is so cool.

I had also heard the tail shape and color can be indicative of possible locale?

Thanks all for the comments

Ignoring some of the newer localities that have come about (Nambire, Canary, etc), the only "localities" that I know of with differring tails are Aru and Merauke locality animals. They have a stubby tail, whereas other localities have a tail tip that ends in a point - biak, jayapura, and sorong to name a few.

Typically biaks seem to have a longer head as well than other localities.

 

[DAWNoftheLEO]

Here's a few pics from last night..She was very active Thanks again for looking

 

[Nigel4less]

Friggin' Amazing Juan!

 

[PacHerp]

SWEEET pics! That is one beautiful snake! And that is saying something... I'm not a snake person. lol.

 

[malt_geckos]

WOW! She's gorgeous Juan! I think she looks just as pretty as those in the magazine.