S'N'A Advanced Series: Episode 12 - Indian Rock Python (Python molurus)

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[@johanneshonka3527]

Talking about an retro 90's fav species. Much appreciated, mate.

[@adamjames1820]

Awesome video mate, however I'd advise somewhere in the sun for the next as you white mate. Like white white lol. Big love. Adam and sharon.

[@SnakesNAdders]

Noted! lol

[@Melmac1756]

Wonderful video as per usual! 👍🐍👍

[@dljprogun]

If you look into that python's eyes at 1:00 you know you can "trust in him."

[@taylortheturtle]

"Slip into silent slumber." "He won't be here in the morning." "Man cub? What man cub?"

[@dljprogun]

@@taylortheturtle The one who's lost, now where do you think he could be?

[@taylortheturtle]

"Sssearch me."

[@dljprogun]

@@taylortheturtle What an excellent idea.

[@taylortheturtle]

Nothing in here. And nothing in *here*.

[@meiguboshi]

great video, this series is very interesting.

[@SnakesNAdders]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@matg919]

Great video

[@SnakesNAdders]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@gelderlander_mma]

I bought a male albino as p.molurus. He is orange and has a well-defined pattern on his head which is a feature of bivittatus, while molurus is supposed to have a spot on the head which is faded. At the same time my boy is 65 cm long at the age of 6 months which is too small for a python bivittatus of his age. I’m not sure any more.