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Womas Pythons Info...

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I cannot find much info on Woma Pythons... I was looking into getting one (not until april), so I have plenty of time to get as much studying in as possible. I was just wondering what info you all could give me. Care sheets would be especially helpful.
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Mike.
 
Mike,

Womas are relatively easy to take care of as far as pythons go. They are gentle and personable. I really enjoy mine.

Average room humidity is fine. A water bowl is a must for drinking though the only time I have seen one soak is when my female was getting ready to ovulate. They'll eat anything, as often as you'll feed them. I feed hatchlings every 4-5 days, yearlings once a week, and adults every 2-4 weeks (the males less often, the females more, especially after oviposition). They are ground dwellers so I don't use a perch. They grow fast so if you get a young snake be ready for a 5-6 foot adult within a couple of years.

Breeding is like most other pythons. IN a nutshell, cool them in the late fall/early winter, warm them, feed them, introduce them, and wait for eggs. It is not always that simple, but they do breed well.
 
I have heard that, but if it is true, I would bet it is only true of snakes that occur in their natural range in Oz. Anyone with more knowledge on this care to answer?
 
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