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Colubrid?Unsexed3d ago

Woma pythons!

$375Available

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This animal

Sex: ?Unsexed
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Origin: Acquired stock
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Listing ID: PAULS-COOL-3366

Temperament & handling

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Disposition

Colubrid — Beginner-friendly

Handling

Handles well once settled; expect quick movement.

Adult size

3 – 5 ft

Active, alert and curious — fast-moving but rarely defensive.

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Genetics

0 visual genes

Diet & feeding

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Prey

Mice

Prey size

Slightly wider than the body

Frequency

Every 5 – 7 days

Last fed

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Voracious feeders — a tight-fitting lid is essential.

Typical care for this species

General colubrids guidance, not this animal's current setup. Ask the seller how it is kept now.

Enclosure

Front-opening terrarium

Starter enclosure

10 gal

Substrate

Aspen bedding

Adult enclosure

20 – 40 gal

Warm side

85 – 88°F

Cool side

75°F

Humidity

40 – 50%

Secure lid — colubrids are accomplished escape artists.

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Is it feeding reliably, and on what?
Clean, complete sheds and clear eyes?
Hatch date, weight and current length
Feeding and shed records

From the breeder

High orange woma python juveniles. 2 males available. 375ea These 2 guys are beautiful! And actually handle really well! The woma python ( Aspidites ramsayi ), also known as Ramsay’s python or the sand python, is a medium-sized, non-venomous snake endemic to the arid and semi-arid regions of Australia . Key Characteristics & Appearance Size: Adults typically average between 4.5 and 5.5 feet (1.4 to 1.7 meters) in length, though some can grow up to 7 or 8 feet. They usually weigh around 10 pounds or less. Coloration: They feature a distinctive light yellowish to burnt-orange or reddish head. Their bodies are patterned with light tan, grey, olive, or golden-brown background colors marked with darker brown or creamy-yellow bands. Unique Traits: Unlike most other pythons, womas lack heat-sensing pits on their jaw/face. They also have a narrow, pointed head and tail, and are resistant or immune to the venom of other snakes. Behavior & Diet Hunting Style: They are nocturnal hunters that spend the daytime sheltering in hollow logs or underground burrows they help expand using their wedge-shaped heads. Instead of relying strictly on traditional constriction, they often kill prey by pinning or crushing it against the walls of their burrows. Diet: Their diet consists mainly of small mammals, ground birds, lizards, and other snakes (including venomous species). They can also lure prey by wiggling their narrow, pointed tail like a worm. Conservation Status Status: Wild populations face threats from habitat destruction, agricultural clearing, and introduced predators like foxes and feral cats. They are classified as endangered or critically endangered in certain regional parts of Australia (such as the Brigalow Belt) and are legally protected.