Any Woma keepers on here???

i got 1.1 womas, they are voracious feeders :)

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im really wondering if i got a woma (i want)ball python :banana: :rolleye2: :rofl:

I love love looooove Womas. I hope to own one someday. Sadly, because of the new exotic species regulations here in BC, I need to have a permit for a Woma. :tears:

You don't need a permit for a Woma. The only time you would need a permit is if it got over 9 feet, which really isn't likely.

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Originally Posted by Skiploder

My 6 year old daughter carries him around and he hangs there like a............noodle.

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That's supposed to be typical, right? I've often heard "woma" and "wet noodle" in the same sentance.

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Originally Posted by mainbutter

That's supposed to be typical, right? I've often heard "woma" and "wet noodle" in the same sentance.

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At one point I had three womas - and they were all very noodle-like.

My Woma's name is "Susie Noodle" because she's so docile lol!

my dad's friend who's an ex pat australian has offered to let me have a one year woma is it true they settle around 4-5 ft in length.

It depnds on the locale. There are different locales, I think 4-5 feet would be the smallest, the largest getting upwards of 8 feet. Outside of Australia, the locales are all mixed up, and I think the average size turns out to be around 5-6 feet.

I have two womas (Patroit and Wilma). They are my favorite snake breed so far:)