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For Sale Australian olive pythons (Liasis olivaceous)

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These are such cool pythons... Olives get 8-10', but they're not heavy bodied, so they're easy to handle and not ornery like the scrubbies. They can be a bit busy, and they all seem to like to climb up on your head and perch there like a hat. I can't say enough about these, definitely neat snakes that you don't see offered up every day.

Males $325, Females $375, pairs $650.
 

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No, not this March. We'll be at the October show, we've just got too much going on here to make it to this coming March show.
 
8 to 10 feet, they are lighter bodied snakes than the giant pythons and large boas, so it does not seem like they're that large.
 
What's the temperament? I'm used to Dumerils, DRMB, corns, balls, and just recently acquired an adult pair of Cubans.
 
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They're chill and curious animals, really nice captives. They do have a strong feeding response, but once they figure out there's no food, they're all about crawling around and exploring.
 
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