Central carpet python

Platinum spotteds for sale, great snakes that are eating and shedding perfectly. Make great pets or future breeders.

Pick up from Wollongong or may be able to meet half way. Please txt for any further info.

Carpet python hatchlings available. All feeding well on suitably sized frozen thawed rodents. Most are calm handlers and some are a little snappy but calming with time and handling. All are female and all are 100% het Albino. Both parent animals are of mixed bloodlines to the best of my knowledge but Mother resembles a Darwin locale animal and is albino, the father appears to have Jungle blood. Both extremely calm animals and handle well. From a clean, bug-free collection. Perfect for the new comer wanting a pet or perhaps someone looking to breed and produce their own albino animals. Some very attractive individuals among them. Sire and Dam available to be viewed. Can sell only to licenced keepers.

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I have 1 albino male 4 years never bred. 1 pair of t+white anery they have bred. 1 triple het female white albino anery has bred they all have been threw brumation ready to pair up. Must have license im in goulburn nsw

Very well established 2025 hatchlings. From a Caramel Zebra - Albino Darwin pairing. All 100% Het Albino

Caramel Zebra $300 - 1 M Zebras $200 - 1M 2 F - spicey Caramels $200 - 3 F Can do group deals.

3 year old 100% het axanthic zebra carpet python

bred by Ray @ the snakepit in qld

cooled to be ready for the current breeding season

perfect handler - absolute sweetheart

hasn't had an issue with sheds or eating

hatched: 1st of May '23

feel free to msg me for details on 0434 990 345

PLEASE READ DESCRIPTION BEFORE MESSAGING!

This is Ziggy, he’s approximately 5 years old and had a really rough start to life.

I adopted him 2 years ago. He has quite significant Metabolic Bone Disease (MBD) with a completely fused spine and tail (resembles a zig zag in x-rays). When I first adopted him, he was struggling to move himself around, eat, and could not be placed onto any substrate due to risk of harm to himself.

In the last two years, i’ve had a strong focus on providing him with correct husbandry and increasing his capacity to live a normal life. He is now able to live on an appropriate soil/coconut husk substrate, can move around completely unassisted and can eat by himself. I wouldn’t recommend co-habitation as he may not be able to keep up with the others. He’s also been living by himself for the past 2 years.

Please note, however, that Ziggy is unable to eat live, fast moving food - with the exception of live snails as he can c…