Pythons

typically if you have been feeding yours properly and the environment is adequate to what the python needs to survive they shed differently. If the humidity is proper in it's cage they will shed it off in one full peice; however, if yours is like mine...shedding takes a few weeks and it usually starts falling off from the taill and working its way to the head. During this time my snake is usually very active because she is trying to knock the skin off on her own. I usually help with a warm washcloth by peeling it off myself. I don't know if you can tell if the snake is sick or not, but I thought I would share how my snake sheds and hopefully you will see that each is different from the other depending on the environment. Hope this helps

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I would strongly advise against that. It puts stress on the snake which can lead to death, and your gecko may be killed.

The oenpelli python can be dangerous because of its large size - up to 13 feet or 4 meters in length - and because it waits for and then coils itself around its prey, strangling it.

all snakes should eat a little every week or a bit more every other week

I have had one since 99.he does not eat during winter.I think he is going to die every year but he has lived so far without eating for 5 months at a time.

No - Royal (ball) Pythons feed on rodents - NOT other reptiles.

Reptiles brumate. They basically hibernate except for exceptionally warm days when they will come out to bask, feed, or drink.

maybe their is probably 6 stages because it grows and grows so i think their is 6 stages.

I would be careful with a Mojave rattlesnake there the most venomous rattlesnake but they can be worth a lot of money i would say any where from 100$ to 500$ getting a rattlesnake of any kind its a lot of money.

With scent. During the breeding season, female snakes give of a scent that the males can 'home in' on.

They don't ! Once the young snakes hatch (or are born in the case of live-bearers) they quickly disperse in search of their first meal.

The African rock python's scales are smooth and glossy, featuring a distinctive pattern of dark brown, black, and yellow or cream-colored markings. These patterns provide excellent camouflage in their natural habitats, which include savannas and forests. The scales are relatively large and help protect the snake's body, contributing to its overall robust appearance.

The best bedding for a Burmese python includes aspen shavings, cypress mulch, or coconut fiber, as these materials provide good humidity control, are easy to clean, and help mimic the snake's natural habitat. Avoid using cedar or pine shavings due to their harmful oils. Additionally, ensure the bedding is deep enough for burrowing, which is a natural behavior for these snakes. Regular cleaning and maintenance are essential to keep the enclosure hygienic and odor-free.

it's easy. Just get her a male snake. Good luck!

The name comes from the pattern - large splotches of one color with relatively thin lines of another color surrounding the splotches. This pattern is called reticulated, and the reticulated giraffe has its name for the same reason.

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The ball python is found Africa and is the smallest of all the African pythons.

Python Regius, which translates to "Royal Python," its original name.

He may have rubbed against something that made him puke, or may have gotten a bad mouse. Try again in a few days, and if he pukes again, take him to the vet.

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The CORRECT answer is yes. I have two ball pythons and one is fully grown (about 8 years old) and I bought a just hatched baby ball python from a friend. They have been in the same cage for 3 years now.

There are some "issues" that arise from this. The larger python will NOT share its hide hole with the little python. To alleviate this, put two hide-a-ways in the tank. Not only will it give your bigger python "options" but it will help cluster the cage and make both snakes more comfortable in their artificial environment.

After a couple months the larger python should be used to the smaller one, but you will notice that they will tend to stay seperated sometimes. This is caused by the inherent terratorial nature that exists in almost all living creatures.

With that said, it will happen less and less until it comes to a point that when you pick up one, you tend to pick up both of them.

To the person who answered this question, please only answer questions you have researched or have experience with first. You may have caused someone to buy an unnecessary tank. If you don't know, don't answer.