Okay, that was a fair enough answer, but with the number of people that seem to just love Womas there HAS to be something I'm not seeing.

I'm actually curious because I'm always on the lookout for a new species to diversify my collection with and I've been looking at Womas a lot lately. I know that those people who own them seem very pleased with them, but no one ever seems to say what it is about them that makes them rank so high.

Some of the bigger pythons are simply because of size and the shock factor, ball pythons seem to have their morphs, boas have morphs and size, other snakes have "personality". I'm just looking for the traits that Woma lovers see in their animals that sets them apart.
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"...I say 'apparently' because despite all our progress she is not at all a tame or handle-able snake and gettting her from that cage would re-start a war.. and we've had a good armistice for several months now."-Gus Rentfro - I love this quote!

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