Albino Burmese Python

Although the Albino Burmese Pythons are generally considered docile, they are very strong but also very colourful snakes.

 

Brazilian Rainbow Boa

The Brazilian Rainbow Boa is distinct for its lateral blotches comprise of colours black and orange or red.

 

Peruvian Rainbow Boa

These colourful snakes are boa and have nine known subspecies.

 

Green Tree Python

Its name speaks for its color. The Green Tree Python has a relatively short body that rarely exceeds 1.8 meters in length.

 

Boelen Python

Also known as the Blue Moran, this snake is a native of Papua New Guinea.

 

Diamond Python

 

The Diamond Python is usually found in the coastal area of New South Wales. Its habitat includes the rainforest and woodland. the patterns, stripes, blotches, or bands break up the outline of their body. This makes it harder to recognize the snake’s shape. Vipers have complex patterns resembling dead leaves, making it almost invisible on forest floors. Striped snakes appear to “disappear” when moving quickly.

 

Macklot’s Python

 

When looked closely in good light, the skin of this snake appears sheen.

 

Caramel Burmese Python

What sets this apart from other Burmese Pythons is that it looks better as it ages.

 

Reticulated Python

The Reticulated Python has a geometric pattern that combines different colours. Snakes often have colours and patterns that mimic their surroundings, such as foliage, rocks, soil, or leaf litter. Green snakes blend well with grass or trees, brown or tan snakes match dry leaves or sandy environments.

 

Emerald Tree Boa

The Emerald Tree Boa is a combination of white (sometimes yellow), dark or gray, and dark green colors.