Pythons

The python was harassing Apollo's mother, Leto, so he went and shot it with his golden arrows!

150 cm, or 1m 50cm

30 cm in a foot, 5 feet, 30 x 5 = 150

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250 lbs

Yes, it's possible.

Pythons are generally solitary creatures and do not form social groups like some other snake species. They typically come together only during mating season. Outside of that, they prefer to maintain their own territory and hunt independently. However, they may occasionally be found in close proximity to one another in areas with abundant resources.

The emerald tree boa lives in the lowlands of tropical places. South America is a great place to live for one of these snakes.They usually hang on a branch coiled up in itself and for some reason they can only eat upside-down. Hope this is very useful.

Smooth green snake is not venomous however any wild snake may attempt to bite in self defense if provoked. The smooth green is protected and declining in many places that it is found. Any snake found should be left alone in the wild. Despite some erroneous, uncredited web entries the smooth green snake does not do well in captivity. Collecting this species is an illegal act in many states. Please respect the remaining populations and keep this species wild.

No they do not produce venom.

I'm not sure what a 'B Lumen' boa is, but boas, while they can swim, do not need to live in water (and will get skin lesions if unable to dry out).

the record for a python is 145 kgs from a reticulated python.

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Global warming is likely to affect the habitats and food chains of many animals, including snakes. If their habitat becomes drier, or wetter, colder or warmer it may destroy the python's food source which will mean death or urgent adaption by the snake.

yes. The aAfricans killed them for their venom and hide so they ate the juicy meat.

Snakes in general (not just pythons) usually hope to scare off an attacker when they hiss. A tame captive snake shouldn't hiss unless it is ill with, say, an upper respiratory infection, in which case it would 'hiss' upon exhalation.

I agree that a 20 gallon tank isn't big enough and they won't be very comportable in it but ball pythons don't get longer than 20 feet,the longest a female would get to would be 5 - 6 feet and a male would get to about 4 - 5 feet but that's rare! You could use a 30 gallon tank but the best would be a 40 gallon tank for a fully grown ball python!!

Boa constrictor... Anaconda

To say sleep in Burmese you might say "Eigh douh meh" or go to sleep or sleep.

yes yes it isnt

Burmeses

they are oviparous and lays up to 15 eggs at a time.

Everywhere except Antarctica.

No.

If your snake also stargazes it should be taken to a vet to check for IBD (Inclusion Body Disease), a not so rare but untreatable and rapidly fatal neurological disease.

If your snake is a Spider or a Woma, or at least is part Spider or Woma morph, then it is most likely just being weird like they often are. The term used for this behavior in them is called 'Wobble'.

Another time that can occur is during pregnancy, so if that's a possibility then it's probably that. It isn't exactly something to expect with gravid bp's, but it happens sometimes and isn't a bad thing.

I'm not sure what else it could be, but I've also heard that sometimes bp's just do that...for no reason. After concern and attention and blood tests and the like, nothing is found and it's just odd behavior. Apparently some like to randomly do that or lay partially on their side.

I have searched thoroughly and have not come up with anything at all. So what I recommend is that you just start again.