woma python

[fjfenton]

Hi,
I am trying to decide on a project for next year. I originally thought of royals then dwarf boas (as these are the breeds I currently own). However, I feel like something a bit different. In the past I have kept kings, milks, corns but prefer boids. Having been looking into different species, I really quite fancy woma pythons.
I know they are pricey being £500+, but this doesn't worry me as I have got time to save up (well will make time really cos if I had the money there would be no stopping me! ).
Can anyone tell me how available they are, as I haven't come across many for sale (unless I am looking in the wrong places )
Cheers

[SNAKEWISPERA]

Originally Posted by fjfenton

Hi,
I am trying to decide on a project for next year. I originally thought of royals then dwarf boas (as these are the breeds I currently own). However, I feel like something a bit different. In the past I have kept kings, milks, corns but prefer boids. Having been looking into different species, I really quite fancy woma pythons.
I know they are pricey being £500+, but this doesn't worry me as I have got time to save up (well will make time really cos if I had the money there would be no stopping me! ).
Can anyone tell me how available they are, as I haven't come across many for sale (unless I am looking in the wrong places )
Cheers

I got offerd a pair for 1100, Adult breeders...

Hope this helps

[Turtle Jo]

The owner of evolution reptiles breeds them...

Northampton reptile centre also had a couple for sale recently.

After I got bitten by one, I decided to stick with Royals! lol

[essexchondro]

Womas are definitely an under-rated species. A good friend of mine has a few babies available so PM me if you want his details. I actually took one of the females to add to my own woma collection. Here she is;

[fjfenton]

Originally Posted by SNAKEWISPERA

I got offerd a pair for 1100, Adult breeders...

Hope this helps

Cheers, thats around what I expected as I was working on about £600 per snake

Originally Posted by Turtle Jo

The owner of evolution reptiles breeds them...

Northampton reptile centre also had a couple for sale recently.

After I got bitten by one, I decided to stick with Royals! lol

Its their placid nature I've read about that is one of the things that attracts me...it'd be just my luck to end up with bitey ones!

Originally Posted by essexchondro

Womas are definitely an under-rated species. A good friend of mine has a few babies available so PM me if you want his details. I actually took one of the females to add to my own woma collection. Here she is;

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Thats a lovely looking snake How much did that little beauty cost? (If you don't mind my asking?)
How often does he have the babies? I am thinking of getting a couple in the new year (once I have saved up a bit!). It'd be great if you could PM me his details so I've got them for when I am in a position. Thanks

[louodge]

speak to jerry cole at b j herps he has some an they will be top quallity

he has 1.1 08 for a grand

here is a link
Woma Pythons


they are very docile but i have managed to be bitten by one i diddent wash my hands after being near rats. and womas have a wicked feeding response

[StrictlyMorelia]

Paul Harris has 09's for sale for 750 Euro a pair or 300 euro for lone male.

UK Pythons - Investment quality pythons direct from the breeder

[fjfenton]

Thanks for all the help guys, I will certainly be looking into this further

[robuk]

Originally Posted by StrictlyMorelia

Paul Harris has 09's for sale for 750 Euro a pair or 300 euro for lone male.

UK Pythons - Investment quality pythons direct from the breeder

Sounds a good price to me for '09s. You can't go wrong with Paul's animals.

Generally, anyone who has been bitten by a woma, has had the misfortune of being on the wrong end of a feeding response. Very few, particularly adults, retain an aggressive streak. Just watch out for their feeding response!

Good choice. You won't regret it.

[bladeblaster]

womas are stunning