| Name |
Views and Comments | Date |
| Hoffmeister |
This is very helpfull use it! |
11/17/2009 |
| romaine bennett |
i love snake |
10/3/2009 |
| Danny Sheldon |
i love your website and it rocks |
10/1/2009 |
| serial kisser |
i am taller than it. |
9/19/2009 |
| Gai |
Thankyou,
your site helped my identify a snake we photographed on Tarutao island,southern Thailand |
9/19/2009 |
| furryscaly |
-There are more than 3 Old World pythons.
-There is no confirmed report of a 34 ft snake, anywhere.
-The 3rd subspecies is P. reticulatus reticulatus.
-All snakes do not lay eggs. Many give live birth.
-Their nature does not restrict them from attacking humans.
-They are only for those experienced, and with room for a 25 ft snake.
-They can and do kill people, though rarely eat adult humans.
-Always keep hard liquor on hand to pour down its throat if it attacks. |
8/16/2009 |
| Amit Vish |
its an cool,dangerous,worderful.
It is great personality of python |
7/27/2009 |
| Jacques Kallis |
Oops! it is much bigger than I had hoped. Plz show me its images |
7/14/2009 |
| Ng uche glo |
it is really long |
7/6/2009 |
| paris |
that is a cool snake and it cool that it is the longest snake''cool dude''. |
6/7/2009 |
| melissa liekweg |
it looks like its only 2 feet long |
5/21/2009 |
| KATIE CATHERINE |
I think you should add how they reproduce. I need that for my science project! :) |
5/14/2009 |
| emilee |
that its colerful |
5/14/2009 |
| luke brittain |
I think it's great that people like to help people find about this great snake |
5/11/2009 |
| marvin |
How old can reticulated pythons live? |
5/7/2009 |
| cyle parr |
its good =)-- |
5/6/2009 |
| Trevor W.UK |
WELL DONE TO ROBERT WHO CORRECTED MR JAYSHAREE ON HIS COMMENT ABOUT ALL SNAKES LAYING EGGS, BACK IN 2007 SOME HOW, HOW EVER THIS STILL HAS NOR BEEN RECTIFIED,, PLEASE MR JAYSHAREE READ MORE BOOK ON THE SUBJECT OR CONTACT PEOPLE LIKE US WHO KNOW MORE THAN YOU DO BEFORE MAKING ANY MORE POSTINGS,,,,,,WE HERPETOLOGISTS BEG OF YOU. |
4/29/2009 |
| Snakeman239 |
In the starements made on the information/home page the Author makes comment to and I quote "like all snakes the female lays eggs" surely this little part of a some one comprehensive authorisation is correct apart from like all snakes, as the author may or may not be aware of the fact that Boa Constrictors give birth to live young. |
4/29/2009 |
| darryl |
python are a cool snake |
4/28/2009 |
| crown06 |
Very good caresheet but could use more details such as housing what type of enclosures are good/bad handling tips humidity levels just more in depth would of been better but over all good |
3/11/2009 |
| Brian |
This is an cool and a little bit scary picture. I would always do biografhys on this.
note: i dont know how to spell biografhy |
2/11/2009 |
| kyle |
kool dude |
10/9/2008 |
| Dan H |
for all who heard about the "indonesian giant retic of 48 feet"
the snake was measured at 21 feet 4 and 1 quarter of an inch.
As of now Fluffy at the columbus zoo is the worlds LONGEST snake
she is just over 22 feet
meaning the 30 foot snake is still a myth |
9/28/2008 |
| Steven Tyler |
Your post is bull.
Retics first of all do not hacth out at 2 feet in length.
Also all morphs that have proven to be morphs were caught in the wild.
Another big mistake you have made is that the subspecies differ between islands and locations.
No retic from two different spots can be categorized the same.
Also the only morph that is not proven in the wild is luesistics which could easily be proven wild if the two retics used were not located on two seperate islands.
As a long time breeder I suggest you do research on snakes before you make another posting. |
9/28/2008 |
| Clay Hesser |
In no wildlife show that I have watched, has anyone been able to find one of these 'giant' pythons. 20' yes - but 30? Is there any reliable record of someone measuring a Python over 25'? |
9/16/2008 |
| William |
It is great! |
8/29/2008 |
| NICKS MOM |
MY SONS TEACHER WAS TALKING ABOUT THE RETICULATED SNAKE TODAY DURING CLASS, I THOUGHT SHE WAS SHOOTING THEM A LINE, SO I THOUGHT I WOULD CHECK OUT THE WEB SIGHT MYSELF. |
8/27/2008 |
| LAVI |
I WANT TO KNOW THAT WHEN YOU SAY THAST THIS IS THE WORLD'S LONGEST SNAKE, IS IT BIGGER AND LONGER THAT THE ANACONDA |
5/30/2008 |
| John |
An Indonesian reticulated python that was recently captured is 48' 8" and almost 990 pounds.
And by the way try proof reading. |
5/4/2008 |
| Raphael |
Some extreme size captive reitculated pythons are known as 'fois gras' snakes, owing their record size to careful feeding programs.
This normally involves the keeper eviscerating feed rats and stuffing
the body cavity with a mixture of mushrooms and fat after which the
cavity is sewed up again before feeding. The feed ratio varies among
keepers but is a somewhat common although little publicized practice in hopes of creating 'record specimen' for profit. |
4/8/2008 |
| skater kid |
im doing a report at school |
2/22/2008 |
| Praveen k |
Firstly I would like to congrats to Mrs Jayashree for giving a useful information about this snake.I came to know exactly what its daily routines and their habitual and many a stuffs |
2/20/2008 |
| bob |
is this true?????????? |
1/14/2008 |
| paschal |
wonderful |
1/12/2008 |
| Taylor |
Yall have pretty cool stuff! Thanks!
Sophmore- Italy High School |
12/11/2007 |
| Robert |
Correction to the author's remarks in the "breeding" section on reticulated pythons. "All snakes" do NOT lay eggs, BOAS (including anacondas) give birth to live young! |
6/29/2007 |
