Pythons

Pythons are ambush preditors that usually rely on their camoflage. They stay motionless until the prey is close enough to be bit and constricted. Pythons use motion and heat signals read through their facial pits to track and aim on prey.

Reticulated pythons are huge, thick snakes. They have a pattern of black and brown that I can't easily explain, and a yellow face. Check out the photos in the related links.

Reticulated pythons should never be described as "thick," they are incredibly thin, active snakes. If a reticulated python is not thin it's likely overweight or obese. Their pattern can be described as "netted/webbed," which is where their name "reticulated" comes from. They also often have orange, silver, and greenish colors, and can be quite ornate. Each locality has slightly different appearances. I think it's also worth noting, not all reticulated pythons are huge! There are island localities that max out at only 6' in length, and being such incredibly thin snakes they won't appear as big as they really are, and someone might guess a 6' retic to be maybe 4' if it wasn't stretched out to show its length.

Yes bullfrogs can eat mostly anything it can. So I bet it can eat a snake.

they shuv their tails in eachothers mouth !!

No, they are not venomous.

However, they are very large snakes with very strong feeding instincts. Even without venom, they can inflict a nasty bite, and should be left to experienced reptile keepers.

The Reticulated Python is a member of the Pythonidae family and has and average length of 15ft to 25ft however, it is possible for some to grow near 30ft with a weight of 300lbs; the largest was measured at 33ft; they can be located in Southeast Asia and can be found in the tropical rainforest's, a member of the Boa family the female can have up to 100 eggs at a time, the python also ambushes it's prey and suffocates the victim rather then crushing it, after swallowing the prey whole digestion takes many days to several weeks depending on the size of the prey.

yes! when they hack from the egg they can be very small, then when they get bigger,so they start to grow

Yes.But if you are an expert and know how to feed snakes.

Yes, they are the best possible match

the Burmese python are very powerful predators. they are almost all muscle. they are capable of crushing and suffocating dogs, cats, small farm animals, young humans and maybe even adults to death. it is believed that even long ago, people gave the python its space and thought that is was an evil creature.

no, they will just fight each other and if they mate the offspring will look weird like when a lion and tiger mate the offspring will be called liger.

No they cannot mate. No "weird offspring" are possible. By the way, there is no such thing as a "black snake." Do you mean a king snake, perhaps, or a black racer?

All animals have spines, except invertebrates. "Vertebrate" means "spine", and reptiles are a form of vertebrate, so they have a spine. Invertebrates have no spines, examples are jellyfish, bugs, worms, slugs, etc.

But yes, reptiles have spines.

It has wide variety; the albino form is most widely available morph and utmost popular. They are found white with patterns and burnt orange and butterscotch yellow. Maze-like patterned python comes under "Labyrinth" specimens, "Granite" and "Green" Burmese pythons have many small angular spots.

Many pythons lay eggs in middle to late February. the eggs will hatch about the middle of April so the baby will be born in warm weather but also rainy weather. this is very good for the growth of this baby it will normally lay 4 eggs but not always. I hope this helps thanks

Burmese pythons (like most pythons) suffocate their victim's. They then swallow their victim's whole. They can also cause nasty bites as their teeth are inward (like a cat's claws) - If the python bit you, a lot of damage would be caused if either you or the python pulled back, if not only a small cut/scratch would be there.

i don't know that's what im looking for!

You should have a water bowl big enough for them to fit into, some grass, rocks, wood shaving, etc. at the bottom of the tank, a thing log or two, light, and feed them every 1-3 weeks. Also, they like heating pads.

There is nowhere specific. The term "python" refers to 27 different species of the genus of large non poisonous snakes of the Boidac family which have been found in tropical areas Africa. south and southeast Asia, Australia and Central America since time immemorial. The African python is not as large as the Asian specy.

I'd be more than happy to pay around £150 - I'm looking to increase my collection ! it depends on the marking on the animal some unique morph will fetch up to £400 whereas other may be cheaper

The African rock python live throughout much of Sub-Saharan Africa and has been introduced by humans in parts of Florida.

Not very. Ball pythons are not poisonous, and do not have very long fangs. Their bites do not hurt much, even from a full grown adult. In fact, they are very common as pets. I myself as a ball python who has never bitten or struck at anyone. They are very docile snakes.

No, but they sometimes sleep during days.

Nope! They're constrictors. That means they squeeze their prey to death. These are the huge snakes such as reticulated pythons or Burmese pythons, or the small, heavy bodied snakes such as the ball python.