Description: Scientific name: Boa constrictor Life span: 35 or more years The boa constrictor is a huge snake with a bulky body. The boa constrictor’s head is long and triangular, with two dark streaks running along the top and from the eyes to the rear of the jaw. The main coloring is a […]
Description: Scientific name: Python regius Life span: 20 – 30 years The Purple Passion morph, which was produced by mating a Mojave and a Phantom morph, has a creamy, lavender base color and lacks any patterns on its belly or flanks, though some specimens do show broken-up blotches with keyholes. The typical creamy white stripe that
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Description: Scientific name: Python regius Life span: Up to 50 years The length of an adult spider ball python ranges from two to four and a half feet. Despite being ball pythons, these snakes are referred to as morphs. They are morphs because they don’t have the regular ball python scale patterns. These snakes
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Description: Scientific name: Morelia boeleni/ Simalia boeleni Life span: 15–20 years Adult S. boeleni have a color pattern on the underside that ranges from white to pale yellow, while the upper side is dark bluish-black or purplish-black. The white extends in a succession of stripes up the flanks. Labial scale patterns can also be seen
Description: Scientific name: Python regius Life span: 25-30 years Bands of dark brown and black color distinguish the neon yellow skin of firefly ball pythons. Young firefly ball pythons might not initially exhibit the expected colors since the pythons’ coloring lightens as they grow older. Since the male snakes’ reproductive organs are kept in the tail,
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Description: Scientific name: Bothrochilus boa Life span: Over 20 years Adults reach a height between 15 and 183 cm (4.99–6.00 ft). In juveniles, the color pattern is made up of a series of vivid orange and black rings, but as the snakes get older, this pattern starts to diminish. Adults typically have a uniform blackish
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Description: Scientific name: Python brongersmai Life span: Around 25 years Although Burmese pythons, which are enormous constrictors that may reach lengths of over 20 feet, are typically trapped in Florida, they typically measure between 6 and 10 feet long. They are bigger as adults than practically all local snakes. Burmese pythons often have a tan tint
Description: Scientific name: Aspidites ramsayi Life span: Around 15 years A. ramsayi adults typically measure 1.5 m (4.5 feet) in length overall (including tail). The eyes are small, and the head is slender. The tail tapers to a thin point, while the body is broad and flattish in profile. Small and smooth, the
Description: Scientific name: Leiopython albertisii Life span: 20-30 years Typically, the underside of white-lipped pythons is either blackish-blue or brownish-violet, fading to yellow and then gray. Though a small number of Northern white-lipped pythons have been discovered to have some markings, they are mostly patternless. Native Region/Habitat The island of New Guinea and some
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Description: Scientific name: Liasis fuscus Life span: 20 – 30 years It is powerfully built, with a long head that is marginally different from the neck. There are thermosensitive pits on the anterior supralabials. On either side of the skull, there are two undivided parietal scales and one loreal scale. In the middle of the body,