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Thread: Macklots python

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    Macklots python

    I may be obtaining a macklots python from craigslist.

    i did some research and I was told (what i read) as these snakes mature they get less nippy. is this true? does anyone have one of these?

    I want one because its a python however it doesnt get too a crazy size of like bigger than 12 feet so thats good for me.

    any/all information will help.

    thanks in advance.

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    Re: Macklots python

    they are really great snakes there temper is very similar to a carpet nippy when young usually puppy dogs when over about 3 feet =] They are great pythons i love them and plan on getting more.

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    Re: Macklots python

    Feeding response has been compared to as that of a retic, a good eating retic. Not all retics are food disposals like people think...

    Adult cage can be 4' x 2'. I've heard you can get away with a 3' x 2'.

    They are nippy as youngsters but calm down when they get older. But you do need to interact with them.

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    Re: Macklots python

    Yep, they calm down and tame nicely. They make awesome pets after the first 6-12 months. My macklott's was the coolest snake I've owned.
    What are these mojavas I keep hearing so much about?

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