Care Sheets Children'sPython(ChildrenPythongroup) Antaresia childreni Natural distribution: Antaresia childreni occurs westwards from the bottom of the Gulf of Carpentaria in Queensland, through the "Top-End" of the Northern Territory to the coastal areas of the Kimberley division in Western Australia.
Introduction: Can PygmyPythonsbe fed acaptivediet? PygmyPythons, also known as the AnthillPythonor the Children'sPython, are small non-venomous snakes native to Australia. As popular pets, many owners wonder if they can be fed acaptivediet. Feeding pygmypythonsin captivity requires a thorough understanding of their natural diet, the challenges of replicating it, and the ...
As we can see from the illustration, Nutrition For Captive Australian Python Colonies has many fascinating aspects to explore.
Over the last 30yrs of caring for my ownPythoncollection and breeding manyPythons. I have trialed many different feeding regimes. Here I share my knowledge and what works best for my personal collection and what I teach my customers when they purchasePythonsfrom me. found the following works best for me. This mainly for Anatersia Family ofPythons, but also work on otherpythons.
Housing They are best housed separately, except when breeding. Hatchlings can be kept in small lunch box size tubs providing a number of suitable hides, a clean fresh water source, appropriate heating and a climbing branch are provided. Sub-adult or adultpythonscan be adequately housed indoors in a ventilated vivarium and generally prefer an arboreal set up.
