Reticulated Python Types

The Sulawesi reticulated python grows larger (and faster) than almost any other variation, and their heads are noticeably larger than those of similar-sized animals. Sulawesi reticulated pythons tend to be more nervous and flighty than other breeds, but with consistent handling they can tame down. They are brilliantly colored with a rope-like dorsal pattern and [...]

The Jungle reticulated python is a unique genetic mutation, the outcome of breeding a Borneo Bateater reticulated python with a regular reticulated python. These snakes can vary in appearance–some are completely striped while others are banded, and most have really wild and intensely yellow heads. It’s a really cool mutation, as breeders never know what [...]

The Dwarf reticulated python, as its name suggest, stays small and grows slowly. Due to its limited size, it is easier to breed with other python variations. For example, a breeder can combine a Dwarf with a Borneo Bateater to get a dwarfish Jungle reticulated python. These snakes are also known as Kayaudi dwarfs or Jampea [...]

While the Calico reticulated python varies in color, all of them posses a pure and stark white scalation, giving them a stunning appearance. Eye color varies among grey, black, orange or silver. It can take up to three years for a female Calico to exhibit full color manifestations, as that’s usually how long they take [...]