Lets see your python!

[maausen]

I have to say at the moment, Jungle Carpets are my favorite.

[Prahanien]

I have to say at the moment, Jungle Carpets are my favorite.

Good on ya! They're great snakes, a lot more active and interesting than your bp's. They seem to have a bit of personality to them and they're super cool to watch because of it. I think my favorite thing about them is that they don't spend all their time hiding - they're not afraid to be out and about in their viv, so they're good display snakes, especially with being semi-arboreal. I don't get tired of watching mine, and he's an absolute joy to handle despite being a yearling. They can be a bit nippy as babies, but mine is awesome.

Basically what I'm saying is that you should get one if you ever have the chance lol. They're gorgeous, active, docile, and GREAT eaters (mine hasnt missed a meal, even right after he was shipped to me!). You can't go wrong.

[Reinz]

They are tons of fun as an adult too! Constantly on the move.

Here is my 5 yr old Coastal Carpet, Lizzy.

[distaff]

I assume Dwarf stays smaller? I didn't know those existed!

I didn't know either until, I think, yesterday.
You would think they would be a much bigger deal.

[Prahanien]

I didn't know either until, I think, yesterday.
You would think they would be a much bigger deal.

That they do! They also come in super dwarf!
I've seen dwarfs between 6-10 feet, and I've seen super dwarfs around the 6ft mark.
I believe they're a bit pricey for either, but I can't recall price ranges. I just knew it was out of my territory for the time being :p

[SCWood]

That they do! They also come in super dwarf!
I've seen dwarfs between 6-10 feet, and I've seen super dwarfs around the 6ft mark.
I believe they're a bit pricey for either, but I can't recall price ranges. I just knew it was out of my territory for the time being

Still need permits?

[Prahanien]

I'm not sure as far as permits go. Where I live, you don't have to have them. If you can find your state laws anywhere you can see if it's listed. Sorry I can't be more help

[CloudtheBoa]

I've just got two pythons at the moment.

My retic.


My ball.



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[creatism]

Oh my. Here's a sampling.
One of this yes hatchies I believe to be a caramel

A bredlis Python. I love these guys.

She is one of last yrs hold backs.

Everyone should have one scrubbie

And this is shadow the sire to this yrs clutch and one I produced!!!



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[KitaCat]

They are tons of fun as an adult too! Constantly on the move.

Here is my 5 yr old Coastal Carpet, Lizzy.

Those poor pictures in the last photo. Reminds me of how my smaller snakes like to cruise along the top of my glasses and nearly tear them off my face.

No Woma pythons thus far, so here's mine.


He's the most active/interesting species I own to watch, always poking his head out and wanting to know what's up in the snake room.

And a few ball pythons!
Fire:

Butter pinstripe:

Caravanah (caramel albino, cinnamon, mojave):

Mojave Bumblebee: