snake collection

Python - Amethystine (More...)

The Amethystine Python is a very long snake, usually more than twelve feet and sometimes over 20 feet. Unlike some other giant snakes, they have very slender bodies. The Amethystine Python's head is long with large shields. They are yellowish brown o

Python - Ball (More...)

Royal Ball Pythons grow on average to a length of 4 feet. Appropriately sized habitats for captive Ball Pythons would be a 20-gallon-long or a 29-gallon high terrarium. Out of the genus Python, Python regius (Royal Ball Python) is a small member.

Python - Blackheadead (More...)

The Black-Headed Python most commonly grows to about seven feet, with females larger than males and often reaching ten feet in length. These Pythons are light in color with darker brown or reddish bands, and the scales are smooth. The eyes are black,

Python - Boelen's (More...)

Boelen's Pythons grow to be quite large, reaching a size from eight to twelve feet at maturity. They are of a dark black color. They are, however, highly iridescent. Boelen's Pythons have large heads that are wider than their neck. The heads have yel

Python - Borneo Blood (More...)

While not very large for a python, the Borneo Blood Python is nonetheless an impressive looking snake. While they can reach up to seven feet in length, they are more commonly between four and six feet, with males being the smaller of the sexes. Blood

Python - Brown Water (More...)

The Australian Brown Water Python is mostly brown with a yellowish underbelly. The scales are not a dull brown, but rather are an iridescent color, which shimmers and gives the Brown Water Python the appearance of actually having a great many colors.

Python - Burmese (More...)

An immensely large snake, the Burmese Python averages around 16 feet in length. It should be noted that females can, and often do grow even larger than this. Males are smaller and usually average between 9 and 13 feet in length. Some specimens have b