Carpet pythons should be fed every 5 to 7 days. This article will be discussing how often you should be feeding your carpet python. How often should I feed my carpet python? Assuming you are referring to a captive-bred carpet python, they should be fed every 5-7 days as babies, every 7-10 days as juveniles, … Read more
Carpet pythons are some of the largest snakes in the world, and they have been known to kill dogs. In Australia, there have been several reports of carpet pythons killing dogs, and in one case, a carpet python even killed a young child. The rest of the article discusses whether or not a carpet python … Read more
Carpet pythons should be provided with a large enclosure, as they can grow to be up to 6 feet in length. The enclosure should have a warm side and a cool side, as well as a hiding place for the python to feel secure. The python should be fed a diet of live prey, such … Read more
A carpet python’s diet consists of small mammals and birds. This article will be discussing what carpet pythons typically eat in the wild as well as in captivity. What can you feed a carpet python? A carpet python’s diet consists mostly of small mammals, such as rodents and bandicoots, and birds. They will also eat … Read more
Carpet pythons can grow to be pretty big. The average size is about 6 feet, but some have been known to get as big as 12 feet! This article will cover the average size of a carpet python and how they can vary in size. what is carpet python? The carpet python is a nonvenomous … Read more
African House Snakes are not venomous, and they rarely bite. If they are provoked, they may bite in self-defense, but their bites are not harmful to humans. The article is going to be discussing whether or not African house snakes are venomous, and if they are, how venomous they are. What is the African House … Read more
African house snakes typically don’t need a light, as they are used to living in burrows where there is little to no light. If you are keeping your African snake in a terrarium, you may provide a light, but it is not necessary for the snake’s health. Do African house snakes need a light? No, … Read more
The most common reason for a snake to stop eating is that it is getting ready to shed its skin. Snakes will usually stop eating a week or so before they shed, and will not eat again until after they have shed their skin. What are some possible reasons why my African house snake is … Read more
The African house snake is a docile and placid species. They are known to be very calm and rarely bite. Although they are not aggressive, they will defend themselves if they feel threatened. The African house snake is a non-venomous constrictor snake. They are docile snakes that make great pets. They are also one of … Read more
The African house snake is a subspecies of the common house snake and is found in Africa south of the Sahara desert. The corn snake is a species of rat snake that is found in the southeastern United States. Both snakes are non-venomous and are popular pets. The main difference between the two is their … Read more
