Native pythons?

[Pythoninfinite]

Just for your info BH92, both Red-bellies & Bluetongues are livebearers - no "hatchies" or "eggs" for these guys, although they are born in a sac from which they emerge almost immediately.

The count up here since the warm weather began is seven intergrades around the aviary, most I put further away in the garden, but they do come back sometimes. Currently there's a largish one there on most nights, but he's too big to get in there and so far he hasn't disturbed the birds, so I've just left him there !

Jamie

 

[Venomous_RBB]

Just for your info BH92, both Red-bellies & Bluetongues are livebearers - no "hatchies" or "eggs" for these guys, although they are born in a sac from which they emerge almost immediately.

The count up here since the warm weather began is seven intergrades around the aviary, most I put further away in the garden, but they do come back sometimes. Currently there's a largish one there on most nights, but he's too big to get in there and so far he hasn't disturbed the birds, so I've just left him there !

Jamie

Yeah sorry, late night xD
My brain is going Durr to me but I feel like an id**t. Sorry about that, it is corrected now.

 

[Chris]

I live in South Australia and I have never seen a python in the wild

If you live south of the Flinders Ranges it's likely you won't too.