What is Python Stimson?

Stimson's Python is a small snake found throughout the central part of Australia. It has a wide range and different colors, patterns and sizes that occur in different areas of the Earth. Generally slightly raised is also increased in captivity and is an easy pet.

A typical Python Stimson does not reach a length of no more than 3 feet (1 m) as an adult, although some may be much smaller. Among the smallest of all the snakes found in Australia, its mastered size and a slight temperament made a popular pet. A wide range of colors and patterns is another attractive feature of these small snakes. So diverse are colors that different coloring books are called morphs, and in many snakes it is possible to determine their native places in Australia according to their color and brands. Most of them are shades of brown, yellow or copper red. Some snakes have large spaces with a small display of background color, a pattern called pencil. Others have smaller spots against clearly visible background color and some have lines of colors that run on their sides nebo spines. In their native environment, the shading of Stimson Python often coincides with their environment to give them some camouflage.

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Australia landscape is diverse and harsh, and Stimson's Python can be found in rocky exits, in the fields of wheat and grain, and in the sandy rocky deserts of the west coast. Like many snakes, these pythons prey on small animals and birds. In captivity, they can prosper quite happily on fresh or frozen mice; These durable snakes can go for months without food in the wild, which makes it easier to keep them in a home aquarium.

6zing and access to fresh water; He also needs little in the way of decorating tanks and is satisfied with flat open areas. Pythons and wild are more suitable for dry climate and temperatures around 90 ° F (about 32 ° C). If it takes care of it correctly and exposed to regular human contact, these snakes canThe shore get used to holding and generally not to bite unless provoked. It is possible that they behave in captivity, but it is not particularly common. In the chick it can be laid anywhere from two to 15 eggs and a female snake can incubate them until they hatch without human intervention.