I love my Children's Python. Had him since he was a babe. Always ate great. Easy care and they appreciate something to climb on. These snakes are overlooked and underappreciated.
I live in Minnesota and the Australian reptiles have always been the best for this climate. Stimson's pythons can be troublesome at first but they are well worth it and are my favorite.
Antaresia in general are my favorite group of pythons to work with, even without morphs. I think they have really great personalities (except the babies!) compared to many other types of pythons. I like their natural history as well. They kind of remind me of grey-banded kingsnakes (my other favorite) the way they use rock crevices. And one learns after time how to be patient and get those sometimes stubborn little babies to eat (both snakes!).
Few questions. I only got through half the video because I had to run out, sorry. Been hearing different things... Can you use just a heat mat on one side of the enclosure and no light up top? Do I need a humidity box inside? How often do you feed as babies and then adults? About to get one for my child. 😊
Just picked up a 3 month old... she's eating like a champ and moved into her new enclosure with ease. She is my daughter's first snake... she is in love.
I got a spotted python earlier this year and I absolutely love this species. Easily my favorite python I ever owned
I love my Children's Python. Had him since he was a babe. Always ate great. Easy care and they appreciate something to climb on. These snakes are overlooked and underappreciated.
very much agreed - such an underrated group
Great video. Fabulous little pythons!
thankyou john
My need for a Childrens Python has now grown 😍
This was incredibly useful--thanks for making this.
I live in Minnesota and the Australian reptiles have always been the best for this climate. Stimson's pythons can be troublesome at first but they are well worth it and are my favorite.
Antaresia in general are my favorite group of pythons to work with, even without morphs. I think they have really great personalities (except the babies!) compared to many other types of pythons. I like their natural history as well. They kind of remind me of grey-banded kingsnakes (my other favorite) the way they use rock crevices. And one learns after time how to be patient and get those sometimes stubborn little babies to eat (both snakes!).
I have a stimmy he is so great to handle and eats really well if anyone wants to have a look his insta is @petri.the.python
Had a spotted for 10yrs - she was amazing in temperament and feeding.. best snake!
Few questions. I only got through half the video because I had to run out, sorry. Been hearing different things...
Can you use just a heat mat on one side of the enclosure and no light up top?
Do I need a humidity box inside?
How often do you feed as babies and then adults?
About to get one for my child. 😊
My childrens python is verry nippy but cool
Children's pythons are great! Love my female, awesome vid as always Chaz :) (y)
ANTARESIA KICK ASS!!!!!!
Ahh yes, one more to add to the ******* list..
Great video as always mate, if money was no object eh?
Sorry mate, this list just keeps getting bigger
great video on a fabulous python Chaz!
Very informative! Thank you!
Excellent video chock full of good information.
Brilliant video. If I was to consider a pet python this would be my choice. Hardier than a royal too
run rings around a royal for hardiness mate.
Just picked up a 3 month old... she's eating like a champ and moved into her new enclosure with ease. She is my daughter's first snake... she is in love.
Beautiful little pythons. Great character, massively underrated species. Lovely specimen you have there.
thee should kno thy chuff. thy bred it soft lad.
I suspected as much.
excellent vid, love these
Wrestling, Jiu Jitsu or MMA?
Jiu Jitsu (Gracie Barra Brown Belt)
I'd love to get one but they are hard to find as babies in the UK!!
Google “Crystal Palace Reptiles”. They seem to have them quite frequently
Great video. Any reason for the gloves? Are they prone to musk or something?
No no reason, apart from i thought it might look a bit more professional. They actually dont musk at all.