Pythons - Snakes For Beginners To Experts
 Our Pythons are some of the best for beginner to expert snake
lovers. We only offer the best snakes and our pythons are in
many different colors and patterns. The Pythons are diverse
types of snakes that have many different sizes and personality
traits.
I have broken them down to three groups - Beginner,
Intermediate, Expert. Many of them are easily handled and
maintained while others need more care and attention. They can
also be expensive to maintain and should only be purchased by
someone who has time to spend with the snake.
Depending on the type of python, their necessities change as
they grow larger. Most of these snakes require temperatures
varying from 70-90 degrees F. All Pythons are wonderful snakes
to have as pets, because of their beauty and elegance.
Beginner (smaller) Pythons
 These pythons are the best pythons for beginners, they don't
usually grow much longer than 5 or 6 ft. Most or these types of
snake are very easy to handle and care for. These pythons
usually don't require a large enclosure and are comfortable in a
40 size breeder terrarium.
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Intermediate (large) Pythons
 These types of pythons are best for an intermediate snake
lover, but can be cared for by anyone who has plenty of time to
handle the snake. These snakes grow much larger than normal
house pets and can weigh in excess to a 100 pounds. The large
pythons are eating machines and can eat very often, they seam to
have bottomless stomachs. These types of snakes are the best for
showing off, they are very long and usually very gentle.
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Expert (arboreal) Pythons
These types of pythons are the best for an expert snake lover. These snakes vary in
colors. These snakes are long and slender and when older
require an enclosure that permits them to climb. These snakes
are the best if you like to watch your snake and exhibit it more
than handle.
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