Species Spotlight- Childrens &Spotted Pythons
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My children's python is probably the nicest snake I own. Always up for interaction whenever I walk past his cage.
Love my little Spotted. The iridescence on him is beautiful.
I was gifted a baby spotted in February, he is the best snake ever. So outgoing and interesting personality, super friendly and definitely always ready for food so I always have to tap this lil head before I pick him up so I won’t accidentally get bit lol
But I must say they are very curious, very active. my ball Python is shy and rather hide and my spotted greets me daily and approach me and does not hesitate to explore lol he have no fear in him at all lol
They grow up to around 1 meter, or just over 3 feet. They lay eggs. Yes they are slender. They eat frozen thawed mice. I hated snakes, living in Australia, i have a Stimson python, i absolutely love her. Completey changed my mind about snakes.
Antaresia are fantastic! Absolutely my favorite genus to work with. I am about to pick up a visual T+ and het pair that I’m incredibly excited about! I really want to produce any morphs of Antaresia that I can
Your additional knowledge always surprises me 🙆♀️ Also the structure makes the information almost automatically rememreble. Love it
Rememreble??? Maybe you meant MEMORABLE?!
Great video! My childrens wanted me dead for the entire first year of his life. Then one day he woke up and decided I was ok. He’s still very cage defensive, but at least the striking at my face has stopped. Still a fun species to keep.
Love Antaresia maculosa, they're beautiful~
Awesome as usual, Thank you Jz
Thank you
Just got a little Spotted Python so really happy I found your video and would love more content on Antaresia in general 👍. Really love the "Normal" morph with the iridescence she has though I believe she's het for granite as well. Only issue I have with her is she is extremely food motivated 😂 but I'm sure a bit of work with her will calm her down eventually.
well done again brother ,,, u is a great one ,,, keep rollinnnnnnn '
Really appreciate it!
Love your presentation style. Much joy to watch. I love to learn without having to weed through any bs parts. Thanks
Thank you!
Gran tip
Oops initially said stimmi were spotted, but then corrected it by saying childrens. Be interesting to see whether the childreni-stimsoni-orientalis complex will remain childreni or be recategorised in the future.
I love this genus, and like to see keepers raise their profile 🤘
So the stimson is no longer considered its own species, It's now considered to be a children and is morph/variation of the children python?
@@Montypythonserpents in most circles, yes
How big do these get and do they stay slender build like rainbow boa ? What do they eat ? How much are they ? Do they birth live or eggs ?
Im pretty sure the Stimson is now part of children's python not spotted.
If I said spotted then I misspoke because you are correct
@@JzsReptiles that's ok, I didn't mean anything bad, I enjoyed watching your video. I'm new to keeping a snake so your information is a great help, thankyou
Because we can't get the exciting morphs, would breeding, children's, stimsons to Spotted bring out different morphs?
It’s a possibility similar to the burm balls that get something of a morph. But also just breeding in larger numbers can lead to more mutations
What is so "exciting" about morphs? Just different colors, right?