Description

Female Water Python.

The Water Python,  also known as the Olive Python, is a species of non-venomous snake found in northern Australia. This large constrictor snake can grow up to 4 meters in length and is known for its stunning olive-green coloration, which helps it blend in with its natural habitat of wetlands and forests. Despite its intimidating size, the Water Python is generally considered to be docile and shy, preferring to avoid confrontation with humans.

One of the most interesting aspects of the Water Python is its hunting behavior. As its name suggests, this snake is an adept swimmer and is known to hunt for prey in bodies of water, such as rivers and lakes. Its diet consists primarily of small mammals, birds, and reptiles, which it captures by constricting them with its powerful body. Despite its aquatic habits, the Water Python is also capable of climbing trees and can be found in a variety of different habitats throughout its range.

Unfortunately, the Water Python is facing threats to its survival due to habitat loss and fragmentation caused by human activities. Deforestation, urban development, and pollution are all endangering the natural environments where these snakes live. Additionally, they are sometimes targeted by humans for their skin, which is used to make leather products. Conservation efforts are needed to protect the Water Python and ensure its continued existence in the wild. Efforts to preserve its habitat and educate the public about the importance of this species are crucial steps in safeguarding the future of the Water Python.

WE HAVE A FEMALE WATER PYTHON FOR SALE.

HERE ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS:

• Liasis fuscus
• Field Collected Female
• Approximately 5 – 6 Feet In Length 
• Adults Grow 6 – 8 Feet In Length But Can Reach Up To 10 Feet
• Feeding On Live Rat Crawlers

FUN FACTS!!!

• Beautiful Snake Which Is Iridescent Dark Brownish In Color With A Belly That Is Dull To Bright Yellow
• Despite Its Name, These Snakes Are Often Found Far From The Water In Hollow Logs, Riverbank Dens And Vegetation
• Originating From The Southern Part Of Papuan Providence Of Indonesia
• Females Can Lay Up To 12  Eggs At A Time
• With Proper Care This Species Can Live 20 To 30 Years In Captivity