Red Blood Python High Red Morph
Normal red Blood Pythons are red with yellow blotches and sometimes with a stripe running down the back. The best quality red Blood Pythons are stunning snakes which are bright blood red with clear crisp yellow markings. Many of the red Blood Pythons in South Africa are actually crosses between Red Blood Pythons and Borneo […]
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Normal Red Blood Python Normal red Blood Pythons are red with yellow blotches and sometimes with a stripe running down the back. The best quality red Blood Pythons are stunning snakes which are bright blood red with clear crisp yellow markings. Many of the red Blood Pythons in South Africa are actually crosses between […]
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Choosing your Blood Python When it comes to choosing a pet Blood Python always choose a captive bred Blood Python. Captive bred Blood Pythons do not suffer from the problems that afflict wild caught Blood Pythons and captive bred specimens can be very tame, feed well and make healthy long lived pet pythons. […]
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Burmese Pythons are the most popular of the large constrictors. Burmese Pythons adapt well to captivity when taken care of properly. The only problem is their size, an adult female Burmese Python can grow up to 6 meters in length, males are slightly smaller at around four to five meters in length. Irresponsible snake owners […]
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Ball pythons are a small African python species, which grows to 1.2 meters. They require a secure glass aquarium, with a screen top, or a wooden cage with sliding glass doors. The cage should measure 90cm in length and 45cm in width. Use corn cob as bedding. Provide a hide box and a water bowl. […]
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Green Anaconda There has been reports of Green Anacondas reaching 18.9m long this snake was shot by a British colonel in Brazil in 1907. This snake would have been unable to support its own weight on land and was therefore its reported length was not accurate. The most realistic reports of the Green Anacondas length […]
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I remember the first Ball Pythons I had ever seen, they were sold at the first snake show held in South Africa. Despite being wild caught they were active and in good health at first glance. They sold like hot cakes and were quite cheap when compared to other snakes at the show. At the […]
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Ball Pythons have been successfully kept in captivity for many years. Captive bred Ball Pythons feed well and have been proven to be suitable for selective breeding and many different colour and pattern morphs have been bred. Ball Python morphs can cost several thousand rand and are often purchased by professional breeders or serious snake […]
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Ball Pythons have become very popular snakes with both casual snake keepers and large scale breeders who make a living producing expensive colour morphs. However Ball Pythons have always been renowned as picky feeders and display unusual feeding behavior. This article discusses how to feed your Ball Python correctly. Captive Bred vs Wild Caught The best way to […]
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Choosing your Pet Ball Python Captive bred juvenile Ball Pythons make the best pets. Avoid ranched or wild caught Ball Pythons as these snakes are often problem feeders. Ball Pythons that are very cheap are often ranched or wild caught. Many pet shops will buy ranched Ball Pythons for next to nothing and sell them […]
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