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Scrub Pythons - Redtailboa.net

I put their behavior when they are in a grumpy mood somewhere between a grumpy Retic and a grumpy White Lipped python. They will unload urates on you like a retic and they will scare you to death with those great big teeth, ... Continue reading


7 meter long Python causes a stir in Central Pattaya street ...

Occurrence: Throughout Thailand Behaviour/habitat: The White-lipped Pit Viper is a very adaptable snake and is at home in trees and in open land. It is often found near human settlements. It likes to be near to the water. ... Continue reading


Whip snake glides through the bush

I hadn't gone far before I decided to stop and search the area where I filmed a white-lipped pitviper a few weeks ago. I was curious to see if this animal was still in the same vicinity, but instead I came across a different species ... Continue reading


Thoughts From a Fat White Guy: The Judge, The NCAA, Obama (one of ...

(There has to be a Monty Python skit on this somewhere.) And I don’t blame our compliance office one bit; they are looking out for my best interest. But when does common sense come into play? So I decided to consult my legal team ... Continue reading


wtf_nature: Boelen's Python

2008-08-02 03:26 pm UTC (link). Reminds me of the White Lipped Python. WLPs look a bit more plain, but they have that iridescence, as well. I've wanted one ever since I saw one up close a few years ago. (Reply to this) ... Continue reading


An example of why I like Python - Coding in an absurd reality

I was interested in finding the most popular bands in the list and wrote a small Python program to do just that. Afterwards, I thought it might be considered a nice example of the expressive power of this generation of scripting ... Continue reading


Review of Beijing Zoo, August 2008 » Beijing Zoo » ZooChat

Highlights were the argali sheep, golden takin, Sichuan takin, Tibetan gazelle, bharal, Chinese water deer, kiang, white-lipped deer and hairy-fronted muntjac. Beijing Zoo's "Deer Farm" Beijing Zoo's "Deer Farm" ... Continue reading


Nutty News: Mayor sorry for kids' chant

4 election has publicly apologized, saying there's no excuse for such behavior. Rexburg Mayor Shawn Larsen wrote in a guest editorial sent Tuesday to local newspapers that he was saddened by the notoriety his community had received over ... Continue reading


TYWKIWDBI: This is the "flehmen response"

The horse (or other ungulate or felid) curls the upper lip, exposing a region at the base of the nose called the vomeronasal organ, an olfactory chemoreceptor. I found this out today because Wiki featured a photo of a python and noted ... Continue reading


In a BBC Flap, Worries About Britains Manners - The Lede ...

I live in Britain and although i found the content of the phone calls to be somewhat offensive, the tone of the objections from Britian’s media has been ridiculous. it was poor taste and the pair should be told that this behaviour is ... Continue reading

Python White Lipped behavior

The D'Alberts Python, also known as the White-Lipped Python is treasured by collectors because of its beauty.

In the wild, D'Alberts Python is native to the warm, damp tropical forests of Papua New Guinea, Northern Australia, and the surrounding islands. There are two subspecies, one living in the northern area of the range, and one southern. Nocturnal hunters, the D'Alberts Python is fast and deadly to small animals or lizards who cross its path. In captivity, this feisty temperament is highly evident. D'Alberts Pythons should be kept in separate enclosures unless breeding, because of their testiness. D'Alberts Pythons kept in the wild are extremely difficult to tame and it is recommended that only captive born and raised pythons are kept as pets. Even these are quick to bite and try to escape, so it is important to use caution when handling these pythons. Tamer D'Alberts Pythons will hide their heads beneath their coils when stressed, but the majority of these pythons will simply attempt escape, which may involve biting. Like all snakes, it is essential that D'Alberts Pythons be given hide boxes so they can feel safe when stressed. Stress can occur from excessive handling, since D'Alberts Python is typically antisocial. Due to their native humid climate, the D'Alberts Python requires at least 75% humidity in its enclosure, and it should have a soaking bowl, since these gorgeous snakes love to soak. Since they climb naturally in the wild, D'Alberts Python needs a few limbs in the cage to allow it exercise and comfort. Typically, D'Alberts Pythons are good feeders and prefer to feed at night. D'Alberts Pythons requires caution and lots of care and is definitely not for children or beginning hobbyists.

Often imported from the wild, caught D'Alberts Python generally do not make good or tame pets. Of the two subspecies, the southern or black subspecies is generally much more expensive to buy than the lighter, northern subspecies.

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