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This page is indexed on our home page under Aspect: 8. Links - Species Specific and the Section: Snakes: Pythons

Introduction

This page contains a selection of the best links found on the reptile species: General links : all Species. The navigation table on the top left will take you directly to the defined topics, such as  Natural Habitat, Captive care, Breeders, Pictures, More information, Other information and Taxonomy.

Please feel free to advise any incorrect allocations or descriptions and to request any additional links to your favorite website on this subject.

A brief snippet about 1. General

A brief introduction to the species will be inserted here ..... coming soon! In the interim we have a number of links on the species, listed on this page.

A short write on most (of not all the pythons) Well worth a read.

Welcome to Australianpythons.nl! Australianpythons.nl is the website of Tamar Comis and Léon Westerd. Keeping snakes is a hobby we share. After seven years of keeping different species of boas and pythons, we focused on keeping and breeding Australian pythons. We are still expanding the number of species. We take our time in selecting our animals carefully. On this site you can see, which species we currently have in our collection. You can also see what offspring our snakes had. Also, there is a page on which we offer and/or request animals for sale.

Australianpythons.nl is the website of Tamar Comis and Léon Westerd. Keeping snakes is a hobby we share. After seven years of keeping different species of boas and pythons, we focused on keeping and breeding Australian pythons. We are still expanding the number of species. We take our time in selecting our animals carefully.

Welcome to the on-line home of Bob Clark Captive Bred Reptiles. Snakes, sales, and service... that's what we do. We specialize in pythons for collectors, breeders and institutions. We hope you'll give us the opportunity to serve you. If there are any problems to report about the site you may e-mail the webmaster at webmaster@bobclark.com . For any other questions or comments, please visit the contact page.

Captive Bred Pythons and Boa Contrictors My reptile business has become very successful. I am still reinvesting most of the profit in new breeding stock, cages and FOOD. I believe that the main reason for my success is treating my customers right. I spend many hours on the phone or answering e-mails from customers and future customers and I am always happy to help if I can. I believe that the most important part of this business is good customer service.

The history of Prehistoric Pets begins in 1988 when an ex-fisherman named Jay Brewer and his wife Becky opened a pet store in Fountain Valley, CA. The store was called Pet Country, and while stocking a variety of pets and pet supplies, the store was one of the first in the area to stock a large supply of reptiles. Pet Country began circulating a nationwide price list and soon adopted the slogan "The Reptile Leaders".

We are a husband and wife team based in Norwich, Norfolk. We have had a personal interest in reptiles for many years. In recent years we have concentrated our efforts on Australian pythons such as blackhead and woma pythons but our real passion is for green tree pythons. We are proud to say we have managed to breed these beautiful animals in consecutive years. Visit our sister site at www.ukchondros.co.uk to view our green tree python project.

All of our animals are captive bred and born at our facility. We will be at the NARBC in Tinley Park (Chicago) on Oct. 7th and 8th. We can deliver any animals you need to the show to avoid shipping costs! Ball Pythons Boa Constrictors Green Tree Pythons Reticulated Pythons Carpet Pythons Blood Pythons Honduran Milksnakes

AN INTRODUCTION The pythons of Australia and New Guinea are of interest to most herpetologists. In spite of this great interest, there has been some uncertainty as to the taxonomic relationships between the various forms. Differing taxonomic arrangements have been proposed by many authors including: Cogger (1983), Kluge (1993), Underwood and Stimson (1990) and Wells and Wellington (1985). Names that have been made synonymous with those in current usage are listed by Cogger (1983) and McDowell (1975). This excludes those names used since by Wells and Wellington (1983, 1985a) and the authors who have in turn adopted those names.

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