One of my new woma pythons. The real woma....not a ball morph. :)

I have 2 womas also and they are by far the coolest snakes I've had so far. But I swear they're both possessed haha. The only way I can get them out of the tubs without being bit it's to dangle a pillow case over them, which they quickly bite and coil around until they decide to let go, usually takes about 15 minutes.
gotta love them lol

Almost got one last week at the expo...wouldn't have been able to swing one of these AND my babies, though. So I passed. The pair I held were super sweet, though. I love their little worried eyebrows, lol.

Well I think y'all just talked me out of a Woma.

Gotta love them aussie pythons!!! Beautiful woma you have there!!! ;)

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the last one, well I'm still considering looking for a priest to perform an exorcism to see if that'll help.

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One thing I have noticed with mine, they are very visually oriented and making sure they have a secure feeling cage with hides if they want them helps, but they also tend to be less cage agressive if they can clearly see through the cage. My largest male (a touch over 6') is the most noticeable difference and two totally different animals. In a rack in 72qt tubs that vision is limited through, he tends to be highly cage agressive, in a display type sliding glass front cage, he's quite friendly. I find aspidites of both species tend to watch what's going on in the room in and are generally much more inquisitive and watchful than most other snakes I've ever worked with.

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Last I heard, they're a notch under retics as far as intelligence goes, and are just about, if not more aware than they are.
Womas aren't the next snake on my shopping list but, one Boa constrictor and a pair of Borneo pythons later, I'm gonna look into it. Some day...