PYTHONS
General Info : Diamond Pythons are a small slender species located in eastern New South Wales. Unlike it's Carpet Python relative, the Diamond Pythons DO NOT breed well in captivity.
Range & Habitat : Diamond Pythons live in grasslands, lightly wooded areas, hollow trees, rocky outcrops, and in caves in North East Australia.
Appearance : A beautiful snake that is usually black with white and/or yellow spots on just about every scale. Some scales may be completly black or white/yellow, forming a pattern of spots on the back and strips on the sides. Diamond Pythons have heat pits on the scales around the mouth.
Diamond
Size : The Diamond Pythons can reach a length around 7 feet, usually smaller.
Breeding : Egglaying with cluthches from 4 to 16 eggs.
Feeding : Diamond Pythons will eat small mammals, including bats, birds, and lizards.
