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Australian Pythons

Pythons
Children's python
(Antaresia childreni) 		Children's python
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Pygmy python
(Antaresia perthensis) 		Pygmy python
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Spotted Python
(Antaresia maculosa) 		Spotted Python
 Spotted Python distribution map Spotted pythons are sometimes sold in the reptile pet trade. This snake has an irregular, blotched pattern. The background colour is cream to yellowish brown with ragged-edged blotches of dark brown that merge to form wavy streaks. The blotches have... Click to continue>
Stimson's Python
(Antaresia stimsoni) 		Stimson's Python
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Black-headed Python
(Aspidites melanocephalus) 		Black-headed Python
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Woma Python
(Aspidites ramsayi) 		Woma Python
 Woma Python distribution map The Woma Python has an orange head and a light tan coloured body with darker bands. According to the book "Pythons of Australia", by Brian Kend, Womas from Western Australia and the Northern Territory tend to have a cream to yellow background with... Click to continue>
D'alberti's Python
(Leiopython albertisii) 		D'alberti's Python
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Olive Python
(Liasis olivaceus) 		Olive Python
 Olive Python distribution map The Olive Python ranges in colour from olive green to chocolate brown. The underside of this snake is usually cream in color.  Click to continue>
Amythystine Python
(Morelia amethistina) 		Amythystine Python
 Amythystine Python distribution map The Amythystine Python or Scrub Python is the largest snake in Australia. This huge snake has been known to eat mammals as large as wallabies and kangaroos. It looks like a giant Carpet Python. It has large square plates (scales) on top of their... Click to continue>
Carpet Python
(Morelia spilota) 		Carpet Python
 Carpet Python distribution map The Carpet Python or Diamond Python is a large snake. The colour and pattern vary greatly. Eastern populations are pale or dark brown to olive-green, with irregular dark-edged cream to pale yellowish blotches. Other populations can be grey or... Click to continue>
Centralian Carpet Python
(Morelia spilota bredli) 		Centralian Carpet Python
 Centralian Carpet Python distribution map The Centralian Carpet Python is brown to orange-red above with dark bars and blotches along its back. The underside is yellow or cream. These snakes are not aggressive and rarely bite humans, and are sometime found in the reptile pet trade. Click to continue>
Coastal Carpet Python
(Morelia spilota mcdowelli) 		Coastal Carpet Python
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Diamond Python
(Morelia spilota spilota) 		Diamond Python
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Green Python
(Morelia viridis) 		Green Python
 Green Python distribution map The Green Python has a thick body and typical python head shape. Adults are an iridescent green, but juvenile snakes are often a bright yellow colour. Click to continue>
Inland Carpet Python
(Morelia spilota metcalfei) 		Inland Carpet Python
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Jungle Carpet python
(Morelia spilota cheynei) 		Jungle Carpet python
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Northwestern Carpet Python
(Morelia spilota variegata) 		Northwestern Carpet Python
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