Carpet Python Size How BIG Are They??
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2025
- Have you ever wanted a carpet python, but you were afraid of how big they get? In this video I will go over the size of these amazing pythons and tell you how perfectly sized they truly are for any keeper.
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My male jungle carpet python is about 7'8"
21 years old. Friendliest and most interactive snake I've ever had.
O wow that’s so awesome to have one that’s that old!they are truly amazing and my favorite pythons to work with.
I'm bout to buy a 5 ft dumeril boa and a 3 ft carpet this month . I know coastal s carpets grow longer but I think they say dumerils are shorter but heavy bodied due to them being ground snakes and carpets more of tree snakes but will do both .
Cool video bro,im actually in search of a carpet python. I'm undecided on either a coastal or jungle. Experienced guy here so it's hard lol
Well if you decide to go with a jungle I’ll have plenty of hatchlings lol. Thanks for watching
@@WarfelsMorphs Nice, how can I see what you have available now? Website?
stoked on this series. you're right. its difficult to find info on carpets, and even more difficult to find specific to each locality. the info seems very broad
There’s several good sources to turn to book wise and also here on TH-cam as well. I’m going to do best to cover all of the sub species but I currently only have hands on experience with jungle carpets.
@@WarfelsMorphs that’s exactly what i need 🤣 will you be doing a video on how to cover the infamous “nippy as a baby” topic and how to socialize them?
I plan to yes. Hopefully I get a clutch of babies this year to show first hand.
I think it would be cool to do a series on carpet pythons all the people don't realize how cool these species of pythons are
I totally agree that’s why I decided to do a series on them. Too many people are missing out on these awesome snakes.
@@WarfelsMorphs exactly there's so much you can learn and enjoy with these amazing pythons👍😁
I hear they are pretty popular in Australia even for a 1st pet snake. It's strange that they have a bit of a bad rep in the USA. My 7 year old male IJ carpet python has never bit anyone in his life. Never skipped a meal either! Except for the meals I make him skip for being a bit of a chonky boy lol.
@alexcrowder1673 I think the bad rep is from when they’re hatchlings lol. They’re a little spicy when they’re hatchlings or at least the clutch I produced was. But they’re so awesome to work with.
@@WarfelsMorphs I got mine when i worked at the former Arizona reptile center. He was one of their hatchlings and he was just too sweet of a boy, so i asked my boss how much for him lol. Got him for like 80 bucks. I know as babies lots of them are nippy, burms are the same way despite generally being super docile once they become adults. I tend to try to pick up the animals that are extra confident as babies though, because in my experience they make the best pets.
Love the carpet python content. I got some almost a year ago and love them. There really isn’t much info out there on them either and plenty of misinformation.
They are truly amazing snakes! I totally agree with you and that’s why I decided to put this series together.
Oh, I'm already subbed to you. I don't remember that. Carpet pythons are amazing snakes. I'd looove to have one one day. Yours looks great
Thank you and I’m sure that one day you’ll get to have one of these beautiful animals!
Got a South West one myself, as I live in West Australia and they grow out to about 9 feet for the females. On there temperament, it really depends on breading, there go to for defence is to hiss and strike (with mine it only happens when it's blind from being in the blue), however they are easy to read and only strike the direction there head is facing. From my own experience, at least the one I have, is very good at communicating, that might well be the craziest thing about carpet pythons.
The situation is a bit different in Australia, we can have carpets, womas (and black heads), olives (with a dangerous keeper licence), antaresia and green tree snakes , the rest being hots on a dangerous keeper licence (only applies to West Australia, different rules for different states), so for a big beginner snake, carpet is the go to, although a lot of people keep womas now.
Thanks for watching and for the support Ramon👊 it’s so awesome to have somebody watching from where these beautiful snakes occur naturally. I’m truly obvious that you get to experience them in the wild. Here in the states carpet have a reputation of being nippy and I’m hoping that through my channel people can see that they are truly amazing snakes that make great pets. Thank you again for the support and I hope to see you in the comments or even in the livestream chat.
Cool video, Jeremy. I like learning more about different species
Thanks for watching Ken. I’m really excited to bring carpet pythons into the light and have people see how awesome they truly are
Every Ball Python I've met, has had at least two or more owners in their lifetime .
Yet every Carpet Python I've met, has been with the same owners for at least 5 years minimum.
That's the observation I saw before getting mines
I think the balls get moved more because of the breeding aspect and the constant upgrading of genetics in collections. You don’t have that as much with carpets.
Thanks Jeremy!! They’re so cool💯
Thanks for watching Thomas! As much as I love the ball pythons the carpets are definitely my favorite.
Let’s gooo 🔥🤘🏽
Thanks for the support Greene👊
I have a coastal x Darwin I wonder how big he’s gunna get
On average I think most carpets in general hit that 5-6 foot mark. Personally I think that’s safe round number and good estimate.
@@WarfelsMorphsjust seeing this now 4 months late lol thank u so much for the estimate !!
Kool vid...
Cheers
Thanks for watching!
Very lovely and very nice👍😎🙏
Thank you Sammy appreciate the support.
Anything other than bos is hot because theyre so saturated and played out. Theyre still beautiful dont gwt me wrong but o find carpets and boas much more satisfying for people with a little experience under their belts but thats just me. Having said that this series is going to be awesome! Love the first video already!
Thank you! Almost everybody breeds balls and it is refreshing to see other species at shows I agree. The best thing about these guys are their normal “form” still blows the balls out of the water. As balls age the brown out and look worse generally. But as carpets age they get better and more vibrant.
None of my Coastal Carpets are even 7' long at breeder size adults. My biggest carpet is an 8' jungle
That’s just funny🤣 it just goes to show you how much they all vary. I have seen several coastal close to 10ft. But the mother to my one male was an 8ft jungle as well. They’re all so freaking beautiful and even at 10ft I wouldn’t consider them too big for one person to handle. Thanks for watching Riley appreciate your feedback and support because you’re one person I learn a lot from when it comes to these amazing snakes.
I'm buying a dumeril and carpets this month or no later than next month . Can I manage a 7,8 ft dumeril boa the same as a coastal carpet 10 ft ? And will that 20 footer carpet still be as active playful curious tree climber as she will at 3ft ? Or will carpets continue climb trees no matter size ? And for some reasons out alot species snakes for it's size and not to be consider a thick heavy body snake but still a large snake I see carpets eating large prey in wild similar to what boas eat. Plus pythons do have more teeth so not sure if that effects them when constrictors prey faster than a boa of same length or similar. But I have saw plenty vids carpets 8ft eating full grown turkeys , chicken's , roosters, raccoons , skunks, even small moneky species . And I'm sure for a slender body snake as carpet still gets large enough to handle small dogs , or house 🐈.
I got a male Jungle carpet python about 2 and half years ago. He currently is only about three feet and his width is comparable to a corn snake. Am I doing something wrong or is this normal?
Every snake will grow totally different than another. My male is way bigger than my female which it should be the other way around lol. As long as you’re feeding him and appropriately sized meal every other week (that’s how I feed) I wouldn’t worry about it. Just enjoy him for his beauty and what he is
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Thanks Slithery!
There's no difference in size between males or females in boas and pythons....males can get as big as females
That is not true. Yes on some occasions you’ll have a male that does reach the size of a female. But normally in all honesty the males are generally smaller than the female. With pythons and boas this is the case along with many other snake species. Thanks for watching.
@WarfelsMorphs people feed their females a lot more than males for breeding because they don't wanna have 2 big snakes breeding together so they prefer to feed the females much more than males....it's been proven and has been said by many in the reptile industry....for example...I have a 7 year old boa that's 9 feet...and I've seen boa breeders that have males that are 6 feet and are males and 7 years or more in age....that tells u right there that they don't wanna feed them as much so they won't grow as big as females
@imwaytogoodlookingtobeyour1188 I feed my animals the same. They all get an appropriate sized meal for what their size. My males are smaller. All of the breeders that I work closely with will all tell you that males are smaller. And it makes sense too because females bear the young and or lay eggs. Not sure of what sources you’re getting info from but I’d question some of it.
Your wrong
@emiliocastro2433 there's 19 ...20+ males out there as well....sure...MAYBE the females MOST OF THE TIME might grow bigger....but NOT ALWAYS