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  1. Meet the Giant Snakes by Seymour Simon, Harriett Springer, 1979-06
  2. Pythons (Animals & the Environment) by Mary Ann McDonald, 1996-01
  3. Keeping Children's Pythons
  4. The giant snakes: The natural history of the boa constrictor, the anaconda, and the largest pythons, including comparative facts about other snakes and basic information on reptiles in general by Clifford Hillhouse Pope, 1973
  5. Adventures in Green Python Country
  6. More Complete Chondro, the bestselling manual for all Green Tree Python keepers by Greg Maxwell, 2005-12-01
  7. Be Gentle, Python! (Picture Books) by Jeanne Willis, 2001-07
  8. A key to the identification of Australian snakes: Other than blindsnakes, rock snakes and pythons, file snakes, and sea snakes by R. A Hunt, 1947
  9. Snakes of the World: A Checklist, Boas, Pythons, Sheild Tails and Worm Snakes by Kenneth R. G. Welch, 1995-01
  10. Snake Discovery Library Set II (Anacondas, Coral Snakes, Kingsnakes, Pythons, Rat Snakes, Tree Vipers) by Sherie Bargar, Linda Johnson, 1987-09
  11. Reptile Snake Care: Basic Care & Breeding: Covers Corn Snakes; Boar Constrictors, Ball Pythons, Garter Snakes & Others by Thomas Mazorlig, 1994
  12. Pitones Y Boas /Serpientes Venenosas/Pythons and Boas/Poisonous Snakes (Biblioteca De La Fauna Asombrosa, Tomo 2) by Lionel Bender, Colin McCarthy, 1994-12
  13. Pythons Giant Snakes by Paula Taylor, 1979
  14. Pythons and Boas (Watts Library(tm): Animals) by Gloria G. Schlaepfer, Mary Lou Samuelson, et all 2003-03

41. Ball Python Pictures And Information, Photographs, Snakes, Serpentes,  Python R
by the snake s lack of movement and lose interest. Reptile predators are discouraged because the large, round ball shape makes the python harder to swallow.
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Ball Python
Python regius
Distribution:
Habitat:
African Rock Python
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About this snake:
The Ball Python gets its name from its primary method of defense. When disturbed, the ball python will wrap itself up into a ball, protecting its head by hiding it in the middle of its coils. Some predators, like cats, are discouraged by the snake's lack of movement and lose interest. Reptile predators are discouraged because the large, round "ball" shape makes the python harder to swallow. The Ball Python is one of Africa's smallest pythons, reaching "only" two meters (six and a half feet) in length.
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42. Diamond Python, Pictures And Information, Photographs, Snakes, Serpentes, Morali
Few snakes take care of their young. They simply lay their eggs, or give birth to their young in a suitable place and then leave. Many pythons, however, are
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Diamond Python
Moralia spilota spilota
Distribution: Australia
Habitat:
African Rock Python
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About this snake: Diamond Python
Few snakes take care of their young. They simply lay their eggs, or give birth to their young in a suitable place and then leave. Many pythons, however, are different. They will coil around their eggs and incubate them. By shaking, or "shivering," the female generates heat (called shivering thermogenesis) and keeps the eggs up to 11 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than the surrounding air. The best incubation temperatures for python eggs are between 86 and 91 degrees Fahrenheit.
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43. Snakes - Harford Reptile Breeding Center
We specialize in breeding Angolan pythons and Ball python color mutations. We also enjoy working with Black Milk snakes and Rosy Boas.
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We specialize in breeding Angolan Pythons and Ball Python color mutations. We also enjoy working with Black Milk Snakes and Rosy Boas.
Generally, we only have available animals that we have produced here. Although we may have some snakes available throughout the year, we usually have babies available in early summer through fall, when the eggs hatch and the animals are feeding and well established.
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44. MSNBC - 49-foot Python Captured In Indonesia
Reticulated pythons are the world’s longest snakes. They are capable of eating animals as large as sheep, and have been known to attack and consume humans.
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Dec. 31: A python believed to be the largest ever kept in captivity, is put on display in Kendal, in central Java, in Indonesia. MSNBC 49-foot python captured in Indonesia 983-lb creature believed to be world's largest The Associated Press Updated: 10:00 a.m. ET Jan.08, 2004 JAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesian villagers claim to have captured a python that is almost 49 feet long and weighs nearly 990 pounds, a local official said. advertisement
document.write(' If confirmed, it would be the largest snake ever kept in captivity. Hundreds of people have flocked to see the snake at a primitive zoo in Curugsewu village on the country’s main island of Java. Local government official Rachmat said the reticulated python measured 48 feet 8 inches and weighed in at 983 pounds.

45. Carpet Python
Cogger (1975 and 1979) regards all Carpet snakes and the Diamond python as being of the same species. Like all pythons these snakes are oviparous (egglayers).
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46. Specific Snakes
python, Indian (1) Indian python; Queen Snake (1) Queen Snake, (2) Queen Snake, (3 of North American Ratsnakes by Bill Griswold V, (7) Rat snakes of North
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47. Snakes - Boa Constrictors, Royal (ball) Pythons & Corn Snakes
This site has information about owning snakes like boa constrictors, ball pythons and corn snakes. A boa constrictor? A Royal (ball) python? Corn snakes?
http://www.ericas-designs.com/snakes/
Zeppelin's Lair Orion's Home Cleopatra's Page Lennon There are a lot of people who like and dislike snakes. I just so happen to be a woman who likes snakes. I just thought here I'd provide you with some information about snakes and places to look for more information. One important thing people have to do who *think* they may want to own a snake is research! Very important!! How do you take care of snakes? You have to take a lot of things into consideration:
1. How long do you want to own one? Snakes have a longer life span than your average dog or cat. In fact some have lived up to 40 yrs. So you are talking about a commitment for a long time. 2. What kind of snake do I want? A boa constrictor? A Royal (ball) python? Corn snakes? There are many species to choose from and many varieties in each species. 3. Where am I going to put it? Do you have room for a 10-15 ft boa constrictor or are you better off having a 5ft ball python or a 4ft corn snake? 4. Important! Why do you want a snake?

48. Snakes - Snake Care (ball, Boa, Burmese, Python, Bull, Garter, Gopher, Green Kin
Fully illustrated in color, The Guide to Owning a python is an excellent introduction to these fascinating snakes and should be read before any python is
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Snakes - Basic Care
You are visitor: Since April, 7th, 1996 Please note- I do not keep any Snake species. Please don't write to me asking for specific care information for Snakes because I likely will not be able to answer your questions. Instead please visit my Reptile and Amphibian Care Sheets page in order to find very specific care information for the type of animal that you are interested in learning more about. Thank you!
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Ball Python Pythons regius
  • RATING: Novice/ beginner FOOD: mice small rats and small gerbil WATER: fresh water, shallow dish DAY TEMP: 80.6 - 86 F ( 27 - 30 C) NIGHT TEMP: 72 - 77f (22 - 25 C) LIGHTING: Incandescent lighting, UVB fluorescent SUBSTRATE: Newspaper, shredded cypress NOTES: 3-4 feet, 20+ gallon tank with secure lid, hid box, 60% humidity, nocturnal
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  • RATING: novice/beginner; intermediate; expert FOOD: Mice, rats, rabbits ...

49. Man-Eating Snakes I
Ramona and Desmond Morris recount one exception to this in their book, Men and snakes (1965, p. 116). A large python encountered a passedout drunk and began
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Man-Eating Snakes I Not for the Squeamish – Some of the Pictures are Very Graphic!
Man-Eating Snakes II
Man-Eating Crocodilians
Large constrictors have killed people on rare occasions. The details of the deaths generally remain unknown. After all, the only witnesses are the victim and the snake. Ramona and Desmond Morris recount one exception to this in their book, Men and Snakes (1965, p. 116). A large python encountered a passed-out drunk and began to eat his left leg. It got as far as his torso and then simply stopped. When he woke up in the morning, he called for help and the snake was removed from his leg. Unfortunately, the leg was already partially digested and had to be amputated. Anything’s possible, but most herpetologists discount these sorts of stories as tall tales. About eight more or less confirmed cases of death by constrictor have occurred in North America in the past twenty or so years. Philippe de Vosjoli (1993) reviews the potential danger of and precautions to be taken with large boas and pythons in The Vivarium Reticulated, Burmese, and African rock pythons primarily are responsible for human deaths from constrictors.

50. Basic Herpetoculture Series, Determining The Sex Of Snakes
There are some species in which the females may probe deep relative to most female snakes; for example, diamond python females may probe as deeply as 89
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go back to the VPI.com Home Page. Determining the Sex of Snakes Cloacal probing The gender of an adult snake is best determined by introducing a smooth, blunt, lubricated slender probe into its cloaca, and pushing the probe against the posterior wall of the cloaca to see if it can be freely and gently pushed into the base of the tail. This is referred to as the "cloacal probing technique," or, more often, simply as "probing." When a keeper says "I probed my snake and it is a male," they are referring to the cloacal probing technique. This technique was first described in 1975 in a short paper by Josef Lazlo. Prior to that time, most keepers had no certain way to determine the sex of their captive snakes. Sexing Probes (Set of 6) can be purchased on-line at the VPI Keeper Shop This technique is based on the fact that a probe introduced into the cloaca can be slid a greater distance into the base of the tail of a male than into the tail of a female. The probe passes inside the inverted hemipenis of a male snake. The measure of the penetration of the probe into the base of the tail is the number of subcaudal scales spanned by that distance, counted from the vent posterior to the scale at the level of the maximum penetration of the probe. In most male snakes, a probe can be inserted a distance spanning 8-16 subcaudal scales.

51. Blenderbuch.de - Die Tutorials
python Scripting in Blender. Readme from the translation team No Fear of snakes. by Martin Strubel. With versions 1.67 and the CKey
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Python Scripting in Blender Readme from the translation team
No Fear of Snakes
by Martin Strubel It should be noted immediately: The Python extensions are currently not available in the Freeware version of Blender. That is, without a C-Key you cannot try out the indicated examples. Certainly, with regards to Blender 2.0 (the Blender-game-development system), there are rapid changes occurring with respect to the subject of Python, through which those who are still not C-Key owners, could feel addressed.
First steps
We will not deal here in any greater detail with regards to the structure and implementation of Python. At the following link, [ ] you will find a complete manual for Python, which you may read for yourselves, but not necessarily right now. Python is actually very simple and can be learned "on the fly". Before we begin though, we have to define some technical jargon: Since the term "Object" exists in both Blender and Python, we will denote a specific Python Object in the following text with "PyObject". In order to address another situation which is sure to cause confusion: An Object in Blender can also be a PyObject - and which it indeed is, as soon as you address the Blender Object with Python. However: a PyObject can also represent a material or light source in Blender and finally is not entirely simply a variable ie. a data record. It is best if we see it directly for ourselves, once we manipulate Blender Objects: It is best to start Blender in a window (that is - not full screen) from the Shell:

52. Snakes In General
Royal/Ball pythons) Chondrophython viridis (New Guinea/Green Tree python Family Colubridae (Colubrids) Subfamily Colubriane (Colubrine snakes) Ahaetulla prasina
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What are snakes?

Are snakes cold
Are snakes slimy ? and more about snake scales
Why are snakes long
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and catch their prey? Snake senses...!
Why and how do snakes kill
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Snake predators and how do snakes protect themselves Snake mating Snake eggs and babies Where are snakes found? Fascinating snake adaptations to various habitats Snakes and people Snake bites and first aid Snakes in danger: role and conservation Snake records biggest, smallest, deadliest and more THE SNAKE FAMILIES Infraorder Scolecophidia Blindsnakes Superfamily Typholopoidea Family Anomalepididae (Primitive/Dawn Blindsnakes) Family Leptotyphlopidea (Thread/Slender/Worm Snakes) Family Typhlopidae (Blindsnakes) Infraorder Alethinophidia Parvorder Henophidia Family Aniliidae (False coralsnake) Pipesnakes Family Anomochilidae Family Cylindrophiidae Family Uropeltidae (Short-/Shield-Tail Snakes) Family Xenopeltidae Sunbeam Snake Parvorder Caenophidia Family Acrochordidae Filesnakes or Wartsnakes) Acrochordus javanicus (Elephant’s Trunk Snake)

53. Snakes Harmful & Harmless - Pythons
snakes, varying in size from 60 cm to 600 cm, they are found from the islands in the Southern Ocean to the northern Kimberley and beyond. Blackheaded python (
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Pythons The best known of Australia's non-venomous snakes, varying in size from 60 cm to 600 cm, they are found from the islands in the Southern Ocean to the northern Kimberley and beyond.
Black-headed Python ( Aspidites melanocephalus ) from Sandfire, Western Australia
Woma or Sand Python ( Aspidites ramsayi ) from Port Hedland, Western Australia
Pygmy Python ( Antaresia perthensis ) from Harding Dam, Western Australia
Stimson's Python ( Antaresia stimsoni stimsoni ) from Broome, Western Australia
South-western Carpet Python ( Morelia spilota imbricata ) from Two Rocks, Western Australia
Olive Python ( Liasis olivaceus ) from Kimberley Region, Western Australia
Here Murray, a good bloke and Goldfields identity, shows his grandchildren a wild South-western carpet python. Education like this will benefit Aussie fauna far more than any regulation will ever do!
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54. Abandoned Burmese Pythons Endangering Everglades South Florida
Aware that many customers may not know what they re getting into, Siegel tries to steer them toward more manageable snakes such as the ball python, which grows
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55. Pets - Snakes - PYTHONS AND SNAKES FOR SALE
pythonS AND snakes FOR SALE. Advertiser s status Trade. Ad type For sale. .. Last updated December 24, 2003. snakes. The python has, and I fib no fibs,
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56. Pets - Snakes - Albino Ball Python
.. Last updated December 24, 2003. snakes. The python has, and I fib no fibs, Behavior. Crocodilians. Herpetology. Parent/Teacher. snakes. Captivity.
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57. Reptiles And Amphibians » Snakes » Python - Ball Main Page
Home Central Reptiles Page Central snakes Page python Ball (you are here). Like all snakes, the Royal Ball python sheds its skin.
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Search the Web Veterinarians ... Service Providers More Stuff: Go to Forums Reptiles eCards Subscribe Pet Categories: Mammals Birds PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS BY CLICKING THIS BANNER What Are You Looking At? Photo: Bob O'Brien Submit a Photo More Photos Common Name: Python - Ball Other Common Names: Royal Ball Python Scientific Name: Python regius (Full Taxonomy) Group: Python Origin or Range: Africa Relative Size: Average (as compared to other snakes) Average Lifespan: 30 year(s) Compatibility: Relatively Non-Aggressive (as compared to other snakes) Category: Animal Description: The Ekoi people of Nigeria tell a tale of Python, who took from his mouth a shining stone and sold it to Sheep for a farm. Through a series of events the stone ended up in God's hands who placed it in the night sky whereupon it became the moon. Indeed the royal denotation of the Ball Python's scientific name (Python regius) is no accident. Out of the genus Python, Python regius (Royal Ball Python) is a small member. Most Ball Pythons exhibit a bluish-black ground color with large blotches of golden brown. Like all snakes, the Royal Ball Python sheds its skin. For a captive snake a rough object should be included in its habitat to aid in the sloughing (shedding) process. Ideally the skin will come off in one piece. A Python owner should monitor his or her pets shedding process for any signs of problems. The most common problems are retention of the eye caps and the tail skin, which could indicate the humidity is too low.

58. New England Reptile Distributors, Designer Ball Pythons, Reticulated Pythons, An
with a captive born, well established ball python is a must for making your first ball python experience a good one. These are somewhat shy snakes that fare
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NERD Herpetocultural Library Name: Ball python
Scientific name: Python regius
AKA: "Royal python"
General Information Distribution Wild Status Description
Ball pythons are robust serpents with a distinctive head & slender neck. Normal body coloration is black with yellow, gold, or brown markings. Pattern may be "broken," banded or reduced in some specimens, and many exhibit varying degrees of broken dorsal striping.
Wild-caught ball pythons are notorious for being difficult to acclimate: these are the animals that give balls their reputation for being terrible feeders. Going with a captive born, well established ball python is a must for making your first ball python experience a good one. These are somewhat shy snakes that fare much better in captivity when acquired from a reliable CB source. Size Hatchlings approximately 10"+/-. Females average 3'- 5', males average 2' - 3' adult size. This is a species in which mature females are typically distinctly larger than the males. A 5+ foot ball python is considered large, although lengths of 6+ feet have been reported.

59. New England Reptile Distributors, Designer Ball Pythons, Reticulated Pythons, An
These are sensitive, intelligent snakes that appreciate utilize a hide spot. Provide one on each end of your python s enclosure so that it doesn t have to
http://www.newenglandreptile.com/CareRetic.html
The Most Extensive Collection of Ball Python Mutations in Captivity
NERD Herpetocultural Library Name: Reticulated python
Scientific name: Python reticulatus
AKA: "Retic"
General Information Distribution Wild Status Description

Wild-caught Retics tend to be extremely nervous and defensive animals that will bite to escape handling. On the other hand, captive-bred specimens often mature into docile, intelligent animals that are a pleasure to interact with if the keeper is properly set up to do so. his is a species where choosing a good, CB animal can make a huge difference in your snake-keeping experience. Size Hatchlings approximately 24"+/-. Females average 17+', males average 12' - 14' adult size. Record size is around 33 feet & 300+ pounds. Lifespan Reticulated pythons may live 30 years or more in captivity. Color Mutations Captive Maintenance Guidelines Difficulty Level Advanced - keeper should have previous experience with larger boids and be comfortable with their care and handling. Not a suitable beginners snake. Reticulated pythons are usually what their keeper has made them. If properly kept by a knowledgeable owner they behave well and are a spectacular sight as a large, tame python.

60. Ribbit Photography - Pythons
thumbnail Carpet python. Morelia spilota variegata. Lamington NP, Qld., Australia. 022412. We have many more snake images available in our library.
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... Ribbit Photography Home Click on thumbnails to view larger images. Large-blotched Python Antaresia stimsoni Watarrka NP, NT, Australia Large-blotched Python Antaresia stimsoni Watarrka NP, NT, Australia Large-blotched Python Antaresia stimsoni Watarrka NP, NT, Australia Amethystine Python Morelia amethistina Daintree River, Qld., Australia Carpet Python Morelia spilota variegata Lamington NP, Qld., Australia Carpet Python Morelia spilota variegata Lamington NP, Qld., Australia Carpet Python Morelia spilota variegata Lamington NP, Qld., Australia Carpet Python Morelia spilota variegata Lamington NP, Qld., Australia Carpet Python Morelia spilota variegata Lamington NP, Qld., Australia We have many more snake images available in our library. Please email
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