Centralian Python - Morelia Bredli

Centralian Python Care Guide

The Centralian python (Morelia bredli), also known as the Bredl’s python, is a stunning medium-to-large snake native to the central desert regions of Australia. Renowned for its vibrant red and orange coloration, it is a favorite among reptile enthusiasts due to its hardy nature and calm demeanor.

Key Features:

• Lifespan: 20–30 years with proper care
• Size: 1.8–2.5 meters (6–8 feet)
• Temperament: Docile, tolerant of handling, and easy to manage
• Diet: Carnivorous – primarily small mammals and birds

Housing Requirements:

• Enclosure Size: Minimum of 180 x 90 x 90 cm for adults
• Heating: Basking area at 32–35°C with a cooler gradient around 24–28°C
• Humidity: Moderate, 40–60%
• Substrate: Paper towels, aspen shavings, or reptile carpet
• Lighting: UVB lighting is not mandatory but can enhance health
• Enrichment: Include climbing branches, hides, and sturdy perches

Feeding:

Centralian pythons are easy to feed and thrive on a diet of appropriately sized rodents, such as rats. Feed juveniles every 7–10 days and adults every 10–14 days. Always ensure frozen prey is fully thawed and warm before offering.

Why Choose a Centralian Python?

Centralian pythons are an excellent choice for those looking for a striking, larger snake that is both manageable and rewarding to care for. Their relaxed temperament and adaptability make them a great addition to any reptile collection.

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