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RE: Looking to get a Australian species

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Posted by: ChrisErica at Thu May 27 05:59:34 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ChrisErica ]  
   

Yes, my JCP only eats mice. I got him as a yearling and the person that had him before me fed only mice. I tried rats, but he refuses them. But, if you buy the JCP as a baby you can start them off on rats.

My woma is about 5 1/2ft and 6-7 lbs. They're medium sized pythons. They normally max out at 6ft. I'd say it's very rare but not impossible to see a woma over 6ft.

Good luck on your decision, you can't go wrong with either one.


   

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