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    Woma's

    I've seen some woma's online and some ball python/woma crosses. Just curiouse about them. Are they pretty similiar to ball pythons? same adult size? tame like bp's? just wondering. Any info would be really cool and appreciated as well.
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    Re: Woma's

    Well, I've only ever heard of ONE woma/ball cross....and you'd have to ask Kara about it.


    Ball pythons are from Africa, and womas are from Australia. Womas don't look anything at all like balls. I don't know much about their care requirements, but the few I've seen have been very gentle animals.
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    Re: Woma's

    Thanks for the info Judy! Yeah, I'm just curious. They are beautiful though. A little pricier than I thought but...oh well. Anyways, THanks again for your
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    Re: Woma's

    Womas are great snakes. If you are looking for something 'different' than a ball python, definately something to consider. They are long, slender snakes when compared to a ball python. No snake is tame, but the womas that I have seen were handleable. I actually considered getting them at a time, but I went with the carpet pythons instead....no specific reason, I just liked the looks of the carpets better.

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    Re: Woma's

    Yeah, I thought they were really cool looking. As far as the whole tame thing goes, I know that Ball pythons have a docility that seems to be almost unmatched from my experience in snakes. I have owned a few differen't kinds, yellow rat, florida king, corn snake, red rat, childrens python (mean S.O.B.)...All of which were kinda pissy except the red rat. but I just really like the slow moving beautiful boa's and pythons...I love the way ball pythons don't get extremely large and i can handle them without worrying about getting tagged. I think the woma's are a really good looking snake and if they are docile like most ball pythons than I may consider getting one.

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    Re: Woma's

    I've seen some at shows i go to and they where not cheap but definately would be neat to have some in the collection. Temperment is of course going to depend on the animal itself. I have a children's python that I've raised from a hatchling that is an absolute joy to handle and has never been "pissy" ever. (Yep that's the little guy in my avatar)

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    Well I don't think I'll be getting one anytime soon...Trying to build up my ball python morph collection first. Trying to breed some animals right now, but I definetly wouldn't mind one in my collection someday....They're really beautiful

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    Re: Woma's

    There is a difference between a Woma Python (Aspidites ramsayi) and the Woma patterned Ball Pythons produced by NERD. There has been a Woma/Ball Python cross (The Wall I think its called) but there are lots of Woma patterned crosses being produced by NERD. Hope that all made sense.

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    no it did make sense. I've seen one of those wall's actually before on Nerds page I think. Those things are pretty cool looking. thank you to everyone with input!

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    Re: Woma's

    Quote Originally Posted by djslurp1200
    no it did make sense. I've seen one of those wall's actually before on Nerds page I think. Those things are pretty cool looking. thank you to everyone with input!
    There is something called a Woma Python (Aspidites ramsayi).

    http://www.a1pythons.com/woma.html

    Then there is a Woma/Ball cross called The Wall.

    http://www.exoticsbynature.com/daytona06/nerd4.jpg

    Then there is a pattern type in Ball Pythons called Woma which has nothing to do with the Woma Python.

    http://www.exoticsbynature.com/daytona05.html (4th set of pictures down)

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