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Blood Python For Sale

Original price was: $250.00.Current price is: $200.00.

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Blood Python For Sale

Name: Blood Python For Sale
SKU: 1674
Price: 200.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Blood Python For Sale. We have some stupendous hand selected Black Blood Pythons for sale that are farm raised. When you buy a reptile from us, you are guaranteed to receive a healthy snake.

Blood pythons are squat, heavy-bodied serpents with variable markings. Blood pythons have different body colors ranges from cherry red or oxblood, yellow, tan & brown to a bright red, with lighter tan, gold, orange & black blotched markings. The head is typically gray, although specimens may exhibit black, light gray, or even red heads. Blood pythons are well known for their attribute of changing head colors – what may be a black-headed snake in the evening could have a very pale, faded head in the morning and vice versa. Some blood pythons exhibit broken dorsal striping.

Blood pythons are very lovely and playful and they are non venomous snakes. Other names for blood pythons includes the following; Brongersma’s short-tailed python, Malaysian blood python, red blood python, red short-tailed python, and Sumatran blood python.

Wild-caught blood pythons tend to be nervous, irritable and even aggressive; on the other hand captive-bred specimens often mature into docile, placid animals that are a joy to handle. This is a specie where choosing a good, CB animal can make a huge difference in your snake-keeping experience. Blood pythons are native to the tropical swamps, marshes, and low forested hills of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand. They are considered an intermediate level pet, and are not recommended for beginners.

Scientific name: Python brongersmai
Family: Pythonidae
Captive Bred
Approximately 27 – 28 Inches In Length
Adults Can Grow Up To 4 – 5 Feet In Length
Feeding On Live And Frozen/Thawed Rat Pups
Life Span: 15 Years.

How to Take Proper Care of Blood Pythons

Food; Feed hatchling blood pythons defrosted pinky mice once a week. As they grow, you can increase the size of the food to extra large mice or small rats.
Water

Provide a large water bowl that the snake can soak in, and change the water regularly.
Humidity

Maintain a humidity level of 60–70%. You can achieve this by spraying the tank a few times a day, and using a deep substrate that retains moisture.
Temperature

Provide 24-hour heating with a cool end and a hot or basking area. A basking spot of 90° F is recommended, with the cool side at 75–80° F.
Lighting

Blood pythons are nocturnal, so they only need one light bulb, which should be a heat lamp that also emits UVA.
Cage

Start with a 20-gallon long tank.
Substrate

Blunt nose bark substrate is recommended due to humidity requirements. Peat moss or coconut fiber can hold moisture, but can cause impactions in the snake’s mouth and nose

How are Blood pythons shipped

We often ship our snakes / reptiles via FedEx, UPS or U-Ship pet delivery services.

We also offer HOLD FOR PICKUP at your closest FedEx center, so you can pick the package up after work/school.
Our shipping days are Monday- Fridays. Reptile orders placed before 2pm usually get shipped the same day.
Reptile orders placed after 2pm, get shipped the following day.
You may request an alternate shipping day. Please email us to let us know what day works for you.

our pets are shipped in the safest and most efficient way possible to guarantee safe arrival. All reptile orders are shipped in a styro-foam lined cardboard box used specifically for shipping reptiles. Depending on weather conditions, we may include an ice pack or heat pack at no charge for the safety of the animals.
If weather conditions are too severe to ship, we will notify you and re-arrange a future shipping date. This is all done for the safety of the animal. The health and safety of the animal comes first.