Pygmy python (antaresia perthensis)

[redline]

just wanna no if ppl can get that type of snake, if any1s got it.thanks

 

[Livewire]

Good luck, there pretty hard to find. If you manage to find any let me know as I wouldn't mind getting one myself.

 

[PilbaraPythons]

Should they become available over here in the near future and this could possiably be happening ( fingers crossed) both our selfs and Woma's-4-me will have them for purchase. Anyway here are a couple of recent shots taken north of Port Hedland.

 

[PilbaraPythons]

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[steve6610]

hi,
whats the max length they get to,

cheers,
steve.........

 

[redline]

i wanna buy nowwwwwwwww )

 

[Livewire]

I wanna buy as well. Can't wait.

 

[PilbaraPythons]

According to David Barker the largest specimens approach 700mm with an adult average of between 480 mm to 560 mm. I doubt though that this information was derived from many animals. I would imagine that Womas-4-me would have seen heaps of these critters and he might have a few things to say as he resides in an area where they are reasonably common.

 

[redline]

where did u get that infor from.

 

[africancichlidau]

Are these guys on the list in ANY State?

 

[steve6610]

According to David Barker the largest specimens approach 700mm with an adult average of between 480 mm to 560 mm.

thanks for that,

cheers,
steve.......

now i want 1 also.......

 

[Ricko]

david barker thats what he said, and its very unlikely we will be able to keep pygmy's for a few years to come, they say it takes about 12-18months just for a species to be processed and put on license and they have no point in putting these on it.

 

[BROWNS]

What's so special about em?Just my opinioin but i reckon they're an ugly as sin childrens no matter how rare they're "supposed" to be.

 

[Simon_Archibald]

Are these guys on the list in ANY State?

Every reptile with the exception of crocodiles and marine reptiles (turtles, sea-snakes) are now on the NSW list...so we'll be able to keep them.

Simon Archibald

 

[womas4me]

Some are ugly, but they have a huge variation in pattern. I have seen one's like in the above photo's, but others have been a soft pink with barely any blotching or speckling, others that are solely coloured like dairy milk chocolate with a single line of dots down the neck only. I dont believe they are rare as i see heaps of em. There really are some very beautiful colour forms out there for these pythons.

 

[craig.a.c]

doesn't look like they have any heat pits along the bottom jaw. Got any more pics of there heads??

 

[womas4me]

Thats all i got sorry.

 

[craig.a.c]

Thats ok, I will search the net to see if I can find a better pic.

 

[womas4me]

But on that, i have tonight removed one ( legally mind you ) from a business in Dampier which i havn't released yet. I just pulled him out and the heat pits are at the very rear, but not many of them.

 

[craig.a.c]

Can you take a pic??