ID for snake please

[HerpHunter77]

i saw this at the reptile show and i just realized that i have no idea what this is. i know the pictures really suck but its all i have.

 

[thesnakeguy]

I'm pretty certain that's a Woma (Aspidites ramsayi), an Australian python specie...

Cheers!

Simon

 

[Exodon Man]

Woma python.

They top out at about 7-8 feet. not very colorful snakes, but neat nonetheless.

 

[HerpHunter77]

I'm pretty certain that's a Woma (Aspidites ramsayi), an Australian python specie...

Cheers!

Simon

Woma python.

They top out at about 7-8 feet. not very colorful snakes, but neat nonetheless.

thanks and exodon man, nice avatar

 

[HerpHunter77]

and BTW, how much could one buy a woma python for?

 

[thesnakeguy]

I'm not sure what they're going for 'state-side these days but I do know that the prices are coming down...

Cheers!

Simon

 

[Exodon Man]

thanks and exodon man, nice avatar

Thank you, It's custom.

These guys usually don't run cheap. The cheapest I've seen for a baby is $100. Adults can run up to $600-$800 .
Quite a hefty price for such a drab snake (in my opinion).

 

[HerpHunter77]

Thank you, It's custom.

These guys usually don't run cheap. The cheapest I've seen for a baby is $100. Adults can run up to $600-$800 .
Quite a hefty price for such a drab snake (in my opinion).

i dont mind paying anything over 150$. and in my opinion, these guys are awesome!!!

 

[Jomes]

i dont mind paying anything over 150$. and in my opinion, these guys are awesome!!!

You have the money to purchase new critters, but not enough for the basic caging and medical of the ones you already have? Slow down kid, work on improving the quality of your collection, not the size of it.

 

[Vicious_Fish]

You have the money to purchase new critters, but not enough for the basic caging and medical of the ones you already have? Slow down kid, work on improving the quality of your collection, not the size of it.

I agree. I think the OP is already in way over his head.

On another note, you should check with your state laws regarding all your native turtles. I'm pretty sure you're only allowed to have 4 individuals per native reptile species. Didn't you say that you had 25 Eastern Box Turtles? If that's the case then you have at least 21 turtles you're not allowed to keep.