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Green Tree Pythons (Morelia Viridis)
From the rainforests of Cape York, these stunning arboreal pythons are one of the most beautiful species around. They are awesome display animals but do not take well to over handling. Grows to around 1.5m and requires high relative humidity (around 70%).
Also found in Indonesia & Papua New Guinea.
WomaPythons (Aspidites Ramsayi)
From the sandy desert country from QLD to WA including NT & SA this python inhabits a large part of Australia. Womas are a hardy snake in captivity and take well to handling. Grows to around 2m.
Black Headed Python
(Aspidites Melanocephalus)
Black Headed Pythons are a terrestrial snake found across the Top End of Australia. They are renowned for being easy to handle from hatching and do well in captivity although hatchlings can be hard to get feeding. Due to their awesome temperament they are my personal favourite python. Grows to 3m+.
Darwin Carpet Python
(Morelia Spilota Variegata)
Darwin Carpets (also known as NT or Northwestern Pythons) are a semi arboreal species found in the northern NT and Kimberely region. They have a reputation for bad temperament but if handled regularly from a young age they can become very placid snakes and make great pets. Grows to 3m+.
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Jungle Carpet
(Morelia Spilota Cheynei)
From the Atherton Tablelands region in QLD these semi arboreal pythons are amongst the most stirking pythons you will find. Whether black & white or yellow & white their contrasting colours make them stunning animals. They can be a bit nippy as youngsters but like most pythons will settle down quickly with regular handling. Grows to around 2m+
Olive Pythons (Liasis Olivaceus)
Found across the Top End of Australia, olive pythons grow to be giants, reaching lengths of around 4m. Can be defensive as youngsters but with a bit of attention grow to be gentle giants.
Make sure you have a large enclosure because these guys grow quickly!!
Found in close proximity to water across the top end of Australia, these beautiful monitors grow to around 1m in total length. They feed primarily on crustaceons, fish, frogs and turtle eggs. They can be quite shy as youngsters but tame well as adults. They prefer a large outdoors enclosure with plenty of sunlight to bask in and a large pond for swimming (in tropical areas).
Northern Blue Tongue Lizard / Skink
Tiliqua Scincoides Intermedia
These are a terrestrial lizard once common in the Northern NT.
These are a great lizard for beginners as they eat a wide variety of meat and vegies. They are easily handled and are hardy in captivity. They do require UV Lighting.
Unfortunately these lizards wild population has been decimated since the arrival of the cane toad in the top end of Australia.
Central Bearded Dragons (Pogona Vitticeps)
Found throughout central Australia Bearded dragons grow to around 50cm. They require plenty of heat and a good UVB light source, you can't beat real sunlight!! These dragons have heaps of personality and seem to enjoy human company. A great choice for a first pet lizard
Childrens Pythons (Antaresia Childreni)
These small pythons (up to 1.2m) are common in the Top End. Very hardy pythons with a placid nature, they make a great first pet python.
Brown Banded Tree Snake
(Boiga Irregularis(Fusca))
These snakes are mildly venomous and may require a venomous licence depending on your state regulations. They are an aboreal snake that requires a high relative humidity (above 70%).
Captive bred specimens
are usually very placid and rarely bite.
Yellow Faced Turtle (Emydura tanybaraga)
Grows to 28cm, found in northern WA, NT and QLD.
(Chelodina Rugosa)
Centralian Carpet Pythons (Morelia Bredli)
Found mostly in the southern NT, Bredli are an arboreal python growing up to 3m in length.
They do well in captivity.
Stimson's Pythons (Antaresia Stimsoni)
Found from the WA coast through to mid NSW & QLD. Also known as large Blotched python. Grows to 1m. Good first snake.
Water Pythons (Liasis Fuscus/Mackloti)
Also known as the Rainbow serpent due to their iridescent sheen. Found throughout the top end of Australia and in Papua New Guinea. Grows to around 2.5m.
Coastal Carpets (Morelia Spilota McDowelli)
