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AUSTRALIAN WATER PYTHON
Liasis mackloti fuscus
This sub-species is also found on the lessa Sunda Islands (Indonesia). The Water Python is extremely common in some areas and although often kept as a pet, some are snappy.| Report Faulty Link | Report an Error | Contact John Fowler Author of the Australian Herpetology Website | Contact John Hollister Author of John Hollister Reptile Collection - Herping the Trans-Pecos & Rattlesnake RoundupWater Pythons usually lay between 11 to 19 eggs.
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