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What are predators to Spotted Pythons?
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How do spotted pythons reproduce?
they are oviparous and lays up to 15 eggs at a time. Read More »
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Where do spotted pythons hibernate?
Pythons and snakesnot only 'hibernate' but also estivate- Hibernation just means that they sleep/slow down metabolic activity/remain dormant for the winter while estivation (which is what many snakes do )occurs in the summer. In either case... Read More »
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a spotted python will grow to around 100 to 150 cm or around 3 to 4 F
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Cage cleaning needed? Definitely cage cleaning. Wipe your snake with a damp warm rag in case he slithered through his feces as that would cause the smell to stay with him. Check him for mites or ticks as these too would cause a smell to emi...
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buy one, got a prime example at the ny reptile show
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Spotted pythons can usually grow to 3-4 feet in length.
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The "hot spot" should be 10'F above the ambient temperature. Do not use heat pads or hot rocks. Use a heat light outside the tank.
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That's just their markings. Normal ball pythons are generally gold/brown, dark green, and black. Their side markings vaguely resemble alien heads. Also, ball pythons generally have a black spine stripe with gold/brown spots down their spine...
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Sounds like he just reverted back to a bit of his "wild" state from lack of handling. Not to worry, just keep up a regular regimen of consistent handling and he should calm right down again. His response is a defense mechanism and he does i...
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