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Water Python
Liasis macklotiOther Names: Macklot's python. A very similar looking species, Liasis fuscus, is also called the Water Python. Family: Pythonidae (Python family, about 26 species in the world) Size: To 2.1 metres Distribution: Northenmost coastal parts of Australia, Indonesia, East Timor, and Papua New Guinea. Habitat: Presumably they like to be near water. References: Wikipedia. About the Water PythonCan be bad-tempered if not treated right. From Wikipedia, "Liasis mackloti is a snake that is known and sold in the live exotic animal trade, or exotic pet trade, bringing it far beyond its native range, to as far as the United Kingdom, and North America, where it is sold and kept in captivity from pet stores, speciality shops, and conventions." Breeding: The Water Python breeds easily in captivity. They lay eggs.
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