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Ball pythons in the wild eat a wide variety of rodents aside from mice, and they also eat small birds. In captivity, you can try to feed them any appropriately sized, commercially bred rodent. This includes domestic mice or rats, multimammate mice, gerbils, and hamsters
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theyre already in this country Hix, as you'd be well aware.
i think that the government burying its head in the sand and not even recognising the widespread ownership of exotic reptiles in this country post moratorium is a grave oversight.
exotic reptiles really do pose a potential threat; maybe not a huge one but one that is worth recognising and regulating all the same. forcing the problem underground could actually end up creating problems with people dumping reptiles when they find them too hard to get rid of.
legalising exotic reptiles in this country should not be taken lightly; of course such a scheme has inherent risks. but at the end of the day, an eyelash viper in queensland is just as exotic as a woma. a pig-nosed turtle in tasmania just as exotic as a river cooter. the debate is not as clear cut as exotic vs native, and given that these animals do exist in this country in potentially viable situations and are likely to persist well into the future then i reckon government wildlife agencies would do well to actually know how many reptiles are out there, what species and where and devise some sort of national system that encourages responsible pet ownership and trust.
it also must be said. this is just a huge stereotype here, but so many people i know who have reptiles, native or otherwise, are hardly the most law-abiding citizens. im not so optimistic, or naive to think that if a national reptile scheme came into place tomorrow that every one of them would embrace it openly. but i think the right scheme devised by the right team of people could get support.
finally, whilst non-indigenous reptiles pose a threat in eco-systems around the world, so too do dogs and cats, particularly in Australia. even the aquaria industry i think poses a greater risk to our freshwater eco-systems in australia, and yet the 'legal' pet industry remains a multi-billion dollar industry with huge political clout.
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im all for legalising exotic reptiles in this country. im not talking about further imports for private collections, or reptiles being available in pet shops but rather a regulatory system whereby animals are not held 'underground' as they currently are.
as it is, there would be tens of thousands of illegally held reptiles around this country, posing a potential threat to eco-systems and human health. regulating this 'industry' would be a good idea.Glyn is dead right. There are so many illegal reptiles and amphibians held within Australia, god only knows what your neighbours could be keeping... I remember a article in Australian Reptile magazine on this issue stating that over the past 5 years numerous exotic species have been picked up or found abandoned, dumped or breeding, this is were problems start.

Many of these keepers have little information and are paranoid about keeping them so rather risk getting caught which inflicts heavy penalties these animals are being dumped or passed on. Sydney hospitals have also come across an unusual number of exotic Snake bites with species such as King Cobra's, Diamondback Rattlesnakes, Eyelash Vipers & Puff Adders.

If a licencing or regulation change could occur this may prevent these incidents from occuring. Not only with Snakes but Iguana's, Chameleons, Tortoises & Caiman. Working within the pet industry I hear of several stories and am approached by several customers asking for assistance or products for thier exotics... It's pretty amazing what you can see or image from thier stories!

I back for a review of the laws and regulations against the keeping of these species 100%.

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The ball python, also called the royal python, is a python species native to West and Central Africa, where it lives in grasslands, shrublands and open forests. This nonvenomous constrictor is the smallest of the African pythons, growing to a maximum length of 182 cm.
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Characteristics. Considered a medium bodied snake, the Ball or Royal Python is the smallest of the Python species, reaching only 4-5 feet on average with longer individuals reaching 6 feet and weighing 3-5 pounds. The head is relatively small compared to their stocky bodies which can exceed several inches in diameter.
When telling a ball python's gender without probing, the tail is the place to look. A male ball python's tail is thicker until the end, while the female's tail is thin and tapers off more gradually. You may also be able to look for spurs at the end of the python's tail, and the males' are bigger.
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