Burmese Python
Python molurus bivitattus

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Burmese Python
Python molurus bivitattus
Boidae
The Burmese Python is a large snake with a tan background which has large irregular lateral and dorsal blotches, These blotches vary in colour but are generally olive/brown.
Burma, Malaysia, Indonesia and their surrounding islands.
12-14ft is average, individuals have grown a lot larger so any keeper should be prepared for this.
12-20 years.
5x3x3ft should be considered the minimum for this large boid. Lager specimens will obviously require larger vivaria.
Grassland/Dry Woodland.
Rodents for younger Burmese pythons, adults will need rabbits and possibly piglets.
