The first book written by Corallus expert Dr. Robert W. Henderson is an excellent look into the natural history of the tree boas with emphasis on the Amazon tree boa. Lead writer Peter J. Stafford is a well- known herp author and this combination makes this book an absolute must for Corallus lovers. 83 pages, 53 color plates.

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A new book written by Robert Henderson that summarizes the Amazon Tree Boa Complex with data from previously published research as well as new unpublished research. A great book for information on the natural history of the boas in this complex and their relationship to other South American boids. 197 pages, 32 color plates.

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An European book covering the reproductive husbandry of green tree pythons and emeralds. This book provides an very good guide to all aspects of care and offers good insight into caring for these arboreals. It is a geared more towards green tree pythons than emerald tree boas. 126 pages, 122 color photos.

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A book that focuses strictly on the husbandry and breeding of tree boids. This book is a very good guide to housing all the tree boas from the Corallus to Sanzinia as well as the green tree pythons. The discussion on the various aspects of husbandry such as perch size, substrate, etc. is quite thorough. 64 pages, 50+ color photos

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