Other Pythons

Among the many species I have kept, the Children’s Python (Antaresia childreni) holds a special place. A question I frequently encounter is: Do Children’s Pythons make good pets? To address this query, I’m thrilled to share my first-hand experiences with this fantastic species. Children’s Pythons are a small, hardy, easy-to-keep species. They don’t have any […]

Over the years I’ve kept a lot of snakes, but I have to say the Pythonidae is one family that keeps on giving. A species I’ve spent considerable time with is the Children’s Python (Anteresia childreni), which is one of the smallest, most chilled-out constrictors around. Nonetheless, a frequent query from both novices and seasoned

Hello, fellow reptile lovers! If you’re reading this, it’s safe to say you share my passion for snakes, and pythons in particular. Having kept a variety of reptiles over the years, I’ve gained a wealth of hands-on experience that I’m excited to share with you. Today’s topic is one of the most underrated species in

Despite being powerful constrictors, pythons have teeth – a whole mouthful, in fact. Keep reading to learn why they have teeth and how they use them…

Pythons live exclusively in the Old World. Most species are found in the southern hemisphere, where they have a preference for tropical climates…

Pythons eat humans very, very rarely. Not because they’re nice, but because we just happen to be particularly tough to swallow, and reptiles hate hard work!

Dwarf Burmese Python size is dramatically smaller than the nominate race. They are more of a medium-sized snake than their giant cousins…

Introducing one of the world’s smallest, hardiest, most docile pet pythons. Check out our Savu Python care sheet to find out more…