Husbandry requirements
Reticulated Python — origin: Southeast Asia.
Terrarium temperature gradient
Large custom-built terrarium
Adult mainland-form specimens: handle with at least two people
Optional
Very large water tub
Southeast Asia
Feeding & health
Carnivore — large rodents, rabbits — Appropriately sized prey; safe feeding (hook, separation)
Powerful constrictor — a safety protocol is essential
Clutch 25–80 eggs/young. Maternal incubation
- Respiratory infections
- Obesity
- Scale rot
- Mites
Morphs & genetics
Registry of 17 documented genes for Reticulated Python.
- Albino (Clark T− — White phase) white albinoRec
- Albino (Clark T− — Purple phase) purple albinoRec
- Indo Caramel (T+ Albino) indo caramel albinoRec
- Mocha (T+ Albino) t+ mochaRec
- Caramel Albino (Foulsham T+) foulsham caramelRec
- Anerythristic aneryRec
- Orange Ghost Stripe (OGS) ogsRec
- Genetic Stripe gsRec
- AnthraxRec
- Piebald piedRec
- TigerInc.d
- Sunfire sunInc.d
- Platinum fireInc.d
- Phantom het bluelInc.d
- MotleyInc.d
- Golden Child gcInc.d
- Jaguar jagInc.d
Pairing calculator
Pick each parent's genotype — clutch probabilities update live. Free, no sign-up.
Reticulated Python × Reticulated Python
Probabilities per gene (independent loci).
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the most common questions about keeping the reticulated python.
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