Cape York spotted pythons, or blonde macs, as they are also called, are closely related to childrens pythons.  They are hard to find in the U.S. and most spotteds advertized as Cape Yorks are mislabled.  Our stock are direct descendants of the Barker (VPI) line of Cape Yorks, and will not be crossed with other spotted python blood.  There are only a handfull of breeders that I am aware of that have true Cape Yorks.  Always ask to see pictures of the breeders before purchasing "Cape York" spotteds, because the differences are obvious.  Below are pictures of our Cape York pair, and you can see the large blotched pattern on a lighter yellowish background.  Their care is very similar to Childrens pythons, but they eat a bit larger meals.  Our adults eat small to medium rats.  Look for offspring soon!

Male Cape York	Female Cape York
Closeup of male Blonde Mac	Another picture of the Blonde female