HOW TO BREED HYBRID SNAKES! STEP BY STEP. SerpentSityExotics
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Hybrid reptiles are both unique and interesting. Ignore the hype and get the truth at Hybrid Herps. Learn what is so special about Hybrid Reptiles, what it takes to create hybrid snakes. Want something truly UNIQUE? Hybrids are where its at.
Hybrid = the offspring of two animals or plants of different breeds, varieties, species, or genera, as produced through human manipulation for specific genetic characteristics.
Intergrade = The crossing of two subspecies that occurs in the wild.
Womas are a wonderful snake to keep and are a real favorite of ours. They are a real joy to keep and seem to have a bit more of a personality than many other species. They have very strong appetites, grow quickly, and their care is straightforward.
Nothing about keeping Womas is easier than feeding them. In fact the problem here lies in the potential to over feed them. We feed ours a medium rat once a week. You won't have any problem keeping your Womas well fed, just make sure they don’t get overweight.
They are suitable for the beginner, since their care is so easy, but be careful of a feeding bite. When they smell food they think of nothing else. Take care when first removing a Womas from their cage, they are always hunting, and ready for food. By quickly reaching into the cage you can be mistaken for food, with the result being a bite. Once out of the cage however, they are completely docile.
Womas have always been a sought after python, but they are only going to increase in popularity as more colours and patterns become available. Our black Woma project is one we a very excited about, and if proved to be inheritable will be one of the most highly sought after morphs in the hobbies history.
adult 'Tanami' type woma
adult 'Tanami' type woma
representative image of 'Tanami' type hatchling
representative image of 'Tanami' type hatchling
representative image of 'Tanami' type hatchling
representative image of 'Tanami' type hatchling
West Coast Womas
We are very pleased to be able to offer third generation hatchling Womas from the Great Sandy Desert of Western Australia (WA). Our founder animals originated in the vicinity of 80 Mile Beach, south of Sandfire, WA.
We regard the sire of these expected hatchlings to be the most spectacular Woma we have ever seen - and mum ain't half-bad either!
ngolan pythons (Python anchietae) have long been considered unavailable to both zoo and private collections. The snake has a limited range, often within harsh and inaccessible habitat, and it’s scarce in captivity. However, with ever-improving captive maintenance and breeding husbandry, the availability of these animals has gotten better in recent years, and this handsome, moderately sized snake has found its way into the hearts and private collections of snake-fanciers around the world.
Angolan Python History
When J.V. Barbosa du Bocage first described this species in 1887, naming it for the famous Portuguese explorer José de Anchieta, there was no indication of the interest it would continue to generate more than 120 years later. Python anchietae is mostly limited to a relatively small range in southwest Africa along the eastern margin of the Namib Desert. Extending from northern Namibia to southern Angola, this area gets little to no precipitation for years at a time. Dependence on microhabitats such as rocky outcroppings and caves provide the only relief from the harsh elements of this environment. Temperatures can range from the low extreme of 32 degrees Fahrenheit up to 122 degrees.