Woma Pythons - Anyone have one?

[smoothie4l]

I have a Woma~!
They are amazing animals to work with, although mine is a little on the aggressive side and has some difficulty feeding. But I'm sure that's just my individual..
It doesn't really matter what age, what ever you want. And the breeder I got my snake from tried to sell her for $600 but I got the price down to $350. (which I thought was more fair)

Just make sure where ever you're getting you're new snake, that it's not wild caught and look out for strange bumbs and the such..

[Aaron_S]

Originally Posted by smoothie4l

I have a Woma~!
They are amazing animals to work with, although mine is a little on the aggressive side and has some difficulty feeding. But I'm sure that's just my individual..
It doesn't really matter what age, what ever you want. And the breeder I got my snake from tried to sell her for $600 but I got the price down to $350. (which I thought was more fair)

Just make sure where ever you're getting you're new snake, that it's not wild caught and look out for strange bumbs and the such..

This species is from Australia. There are no wild caught specimens outside of that Continent.

Anyway, I think you got a smokin' deal on this one if it's a female.

[digizure]

I just bought two females and I'm still looking for a breeder with various pattern/color woma pythons. Does anybody know where I can find the "uncommon" womas? Thanks!

[Aaron_S]

Originally Posted by digizure

I just bought two females and I'm still looking for a breeder with various pattern/color woma pythons. Does anybody know where I can find the "uncommon" womas? Thanks!

I don't think they exist. If they do, probably only in Australia.