The rainforest green tree snake is a long, shiny, green snake that lives in trees in rainforests. It eats small animals like mice, rats, and birds. The snake's breeding season is from late August to late December, and females lay eggs from November to February which hatch after 39 to 65 days.

1. The rainforest tree green snake By Nicholas Sutton From 5 wattle

2. Description. The rainforest green tree snake is green,long,shiny and soft. A adult length is about 2 .m and vibrant green in colour but some adults are blue or yellow.

3. Habitat The rainforest green tree snake lives in trees in all tips of rainforest.

4. Movement The rainforest tree green snake slivers all through the rainforest all day and night.

5. Feeding Habits The rainforest tree green snake eat wild mice and rabbits, rodent and birds. In captivity they eat rats and baby chicks.

6. Breeding Habits The rainforest tree green snakes breeding season lasts from late August to late December and the eggs are laid in late November to February. The incubation period is from 39 to 65 days.

7. Other Facts The rainforest tree green tree snake looks alike and occupy the same ecological niche in their respective countries.

8. Bibliography http://lamington.nrsm.uq.edu.au/Documents/Rept/greentreesnake.htm http://www.buzzle.com/articles/green-tree-python-habitat.html http://www.wherelightmeetsdark.com/index.php?PAGE_id=64&PAGE_user_op=view_page&module=pagemaster http://www.reptile-crazy.co.uk/P4140008.jpg http://www.reptilechannel.com/snakes/breeding-snakes/green-tree-python-breeding.aspx http://calamvalecreek.awardspace.com/tarzan.html

9. The green tree snake