Who here has the biggest snake?

Barneck scrubs are an awesome larger python.

i would love to get a Amestine they are so pretty i heard they get long but not thick is this true and does anyone have pics of these pythons at full grown and baby and juvi size? What is the lengths and care for these snakes? Thanks Aaron

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Originally Posted by ballpythonandragon

i would love to get a Amestine they are so pretty i heard they get long but not thick is this true and does anyone have pics of these pythons at full grown and baby and juvi size? What is the lengths and care for these snakes? Thanks Aaron

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I have seen one at a reptile dealer here in Malaysia. Although long and slender, these guys are extremely strong. They often stay up in the trees in OZ and i have seen footage of a snake expert (mind you he was a big dude) struggling to untangle one that has wrapped itself around his arm. He needed another guy to help him. I dont think they make a good pet, although others might have different opinions.

ok got yea so that is why you don't really see to many people have them at least i don't. Im looking to get another snake this spring but im wanting a good feeding snake but don't take very large feed. Im wanting something that has either the markings of a redtail or albino. Im totaly lost on what to get, im tired of the size of the ballpython and want something else to add to the collection, i also have a ATB, im totally lost like i said. I would like a short tailed python but NERD has none. What are they like i really like bloods but don't want that thick of a snake.

Amethystine/scrub pythons are the same thing. They are known for often being aggressive to some degree. I have seen pictures of one eating an adult kangaroo. Not an animal for the faint of heart.

They can grow over 10'.

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Originally Posted by Shelby

Amethystine/scrub pythons are the same thing. They are known for often being aggressive to some degree. I have seen pictures of one eating an adult kangaroo. Not an animal for the faint of heart.

They can grow over 10'.

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dang! an adult kangaroo!! thats huge!

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I have seen pictures of one eating an adult kangaroo.

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are you sure it wasnt an adult tree kangaroo? those are from new guinea and neighboring islands and are much smaller then a normal kangaroo.

Nope.. red kangaroo. As in the ones that can be 6' tall. Tree kangaroos look nothing like your conventinal 'roo.

Here's some pics:

http://www.ebaumsworld.com/snake-kangaroo.html

funny i thought it was a wallaby all this time.

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Originally Posted by Shelby

Nope.. red kangaroo. As in the ones that can be 6' tall. Tree kangaroos look nothing like your conventinal 'roo.

Here's some pics:

http://www.ebaumsworld.com/snake-kangaroo.html

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OMG!!!!!