Australian Addiction Reptiles: Collection of Australian pythons, geckos, and ball python morphs

Banded Knob-Tail Gecko (Nephrurus wheeleri cinctus)

The banded knob-tail gecko is another rough-skinned Australian gecko, closely related to the rough knob-tail, N. amyae. They are beautifully colored with light pink/red base color with black bands. There are two species of N. wheeleri, distinguished from the number of bands transversing their bodies, and by their range in Australia. We are excited to work with this beautiful species, which are easy to keep and breed. Click on the image to the left for pictures of our breeders.

Rough Knob-Tail Gecko (Nephrurus amyae)

These orange-red geckos are the largest, most impressive Australian gecko. They live in the center of Australia, and are also known as Centralian Rought knobtails. They are the coolest geckos available in herpetoculture, and we are very excited to have these geckos. They inhabit the dry center of Australia in rocky desert habitats, and are well suited for desert life. Click on the image to the left for pictures of our breeders.

Woma Pythons (Aspedites ramsayi)

Womas are the perfect python. They are a managable size, have great temperments, are extremely nice to look at, and are hardy; what more could you want in a snake?! These guys are ravenous feeders and tolerate a wide range of temperatures. Womas have been at the top of our list for a long time, and we recently aquired some of the best stock in the country, the woma collection of "Python" Pete Kuhn. This will definately be one of the halmark species at Australian Addiction Reptiles. Click on image for more information and pictures.

Centralian Pythons (Morelia bredli)

An orange red to brick red background with cream bands makes for a beautiful python. We have Lazik stock breeders from 2002. These snakes eat anything and grow at an amazing rate. They are very docile and even the hungriest adult is as tame as a kitten (once they realize you're not a rat). These are one of our favorite pythons. Click on image for more information and pictures.

Diamond Pythons (Morelia spilotes spilotes)

Diamond pythons are the nominant race of Morelia spilotes and are related to jungle carpets, centralian pythons, coastal carpets, and Irian Jayas. They are large pythons and reach up to 10 feet. Their color and pattern are beautiful with light speckles on most of the scales. Our diamonds are from Gulf Coast Reptiles and were produced by them in 2006. They require cooler temps than most pythons, exhibiting heat stress if ambient temps are too high. We look forward to working with them for years to come. Click on image for more information and pictures.

Jungle Carpet Pythons (Morelia spilotes cheynei)

These pythons are some of the most vividly colored pythons. We have some beautiful Python Pete and unknown bloodlines that will take your breath away. They are beautiful and we have both banded and striped jungles. There will always be room at Australian Addiction Reptiles for jungle carpets. Click on image for more information and pictures.

Jaguar Coastal Carpet Pythons (Morelia spilotes mcdoweli)

Jagurs are the coolest carpet python morph. There are seemingly endless possibilities of combinations and distinct pattern and color varients with this gene, which makes breeding this morph very exciting. We hope to produce jags at AAR in '07, so stay tuned for some great things to come. For now, enjoy some pictures of our red jaguar male, Napoleon, and our normal female coastals.

Tiger Coastal Carpet Pythons at Australian Addiction Reptiles

Tiger Coastal Carpet Pythons (Morelia spilotes mcdoweli)

Tigers are another coastal carpet morph that are named for their wide stripes and yellow and black coloration. Don't mistake these guys for a tri-stripe coastal, a more common and less colorful pattern varient, as these guys are quite different. We have a nice pair of tigers and are excited for this project. Tiger jags are definately in the future as well as pure coastal tigers. You can never have too many carpets! Click on image for more information and pictures.

Childrens Pythons (Antarasia childreni)

These are the second smallest pythons in the world, but are still 100% python. Our breeders are from VPI lines that have nice reddish patterns. Many have reported childrens pythons as having an aggressive nature, but ours are docile even as babies. These pythons grow to about 3 feet and are easily housed. They make great starter pythons and are extremely easy to breed. They are underrated pythons. Click on image for more information and pictures.

Smooth Knob-tailed geckos Nephrurus levis levis

Smooth Knob-Tail Geckos (Nephrurus levis levis)

Alien life does exist! These are some of the oddest and coolest looking geckos around. Their huge eyes, knob-tail, and smiling mouth give them quite the look. These pugnacious geckos are fun to watch and have some great behaviors that will ensure their popularity for years to come. Click on image for more information and pictures.

Irian Jaya/West Paupan Carpet Pythons (Morelia spilotes spp)

Irian Jaya or West Paupan carpet pythons are a smaller carpet species. We are working with a het for granite male and some very nice females, and should produce some poss hets very soon. Check back to see some offspring soon.

Cape York Spotted Pythons or Blonde Macs (Antaresia maculosa)

Cape York Spotted Pythons, or Blonde Macs as they are also known, are rare in U.S. collections. Our breeders come from pure VPI stock, and are beautiful animals. Please click on the link to see some pictures of our breeders. We should have offspring available soon.

	Banded Knob-Tail Gecko (Nephrurus wheeleri cinctus) The banded knob-tail gecko is another rough-skinned Australian gecko, closely related to the rough knob-tail, N. amyae. They are beautifully colored with light pink/red base color with black bands. There are two species of N. wheeleri, distinguished from the number of bands transversing their bodies, and by their range in Australia. We are excited to work with this beautiful species, which are easy to keep and breed. Click on the image to the left for pictures of our breeders.
	Rough Knob-Tail Gecko (Nephrurus amyae) These orange-red geckos are the largest, most impressive Australian gecko. They live in the center of Australia, and are also known as Centralian Rought knobtails. They are the coolest geckos available in herpetoculture, and we are very excited to have these geckos. They inhabit the dry center of Australia in rocky desert habitats, and are well suited for desert life. Click on the image to the left for pictures of our breeders.
	Woma Pythons (Aspedites ramsayi) Womas are the perfect python. They are a managable size, have great temperments, are extremely nice to look at, and are hardy; what more could you want in a snake?! These guys are ravenous feeders and tolerate a wide range of temperatures. Womas have been at the top of our list for a long time, and we recently aquired some of the best stock in the country, the woma collection of "Python" Pete Kuhn. This will definately be one of the halmark species at Australian Addiction Reptiles. Click on image for more information and pictures.
	Centralian Pythons (Morelia bredli) An orange red to brick red background with cream bands makes for a beautiful python. We have Lazik stock breeders from 2002. These snakes eat anything and grow at an amazing rate. They are very docile and even the hungriest adult is as tame as a kitten (once they realize you're not a rat). These are one of our favorite pythons. Click on image for more information and pictures.
	Diamond Pythons (Morelia spilotes spilotes) Diamond pythons are the nominant race of Morelia spilotes and are related to jungle carpets, centralian pythons, coastal carpets, and Irian Jayas. They are large pythons and reach up to 10 feet. Their color and pattern are beautiful with light speckles on most of the scales. Our diamonds are from Gulf Coast Reptiles and were produced by them in 2006. They require cooler temps than most pythons, exhibiting heat stress if ambient temps are too high. We look forward to working with them for years to come. Click on image for more information and pictures.
	Jungle Carpet Pythons (Morelia spilotes cheynei) These pythons are some of the most vividly colored pythons. We have some beautiful Python Pete and unknown bloodlines that will take your breath away. They are beautiful and we have both banded and striped jungles. There will always be room at Australian Addiction Reptiles for jungle carpets. Click on image for more information and pictures.
	Jaguar Coastal Carpet Pythons (Morelia spilotes mcdoweli) Jagurs are the coolest carpet python morph. There are seemingly endless possibilities of combinations and distinct pattern and color varients with this gene, which makes breeding this morph very exciting. We hope to produce jags at AAR in '07, so stay tuned for some great things to come. For now, enjoy some pictures of our red jaguar male, Napoleon, and our normal female coastals.
	Tiger Coastal Carpet Pythons (Morelia spilotes mcdoweli) Tigers are another coastal carpet morph that are named for their wide stripes and yellow and black coloration. Don't mistake these guys for a tri-stripe coastal, a more common and less colorful pattern varient, as these guys are quite different. We have a nice pair of tigers and are excited for this project. Tiger jags are definately in the future as well as pure coastal tigers. You can never have too many carpets! Click on image for more information and pictures.
	Childrens Pythons (Antarasia childreni) These are the second smallest pythons in the world, but are still 100% python. Our breeders are from VPI lines that have nice reddish patterns. Many have reported childrens pythons as having an aggressive nature, but ours are docile even as babies. These pythons grow to about 3 feet and are easily housed. They make great starter pythons and are extremely easy to breed. They are underrated pythons. Click on image for more information and pictures.
	Smooth Knob-Tail Geckos (Nephrurus levis levis) Alien life does exist! These are some of the oddest and coolest looking geckos around. Their huge eyes, knob-tail, and smiling mouth give them quite the look. These pugnacious geckos are fun to watch and have some great behaviors that will ensure their popularity for years to come. Click on image for more information and pictures.
	Irian Jaya/West Paupan Carpet Pythons (Morelia spilotes spp) Irian Jaya or West Paupan carpet pythons are a smaller carpet species. We are working with a het for granite male and some very nice females, and should produce some poss hets very soon. Check back to see some offspring soon.
	Cape York Spotted Pythons or Blonde Macs (Antaresia maculosa) Cape York Spotted Pythons, or Blonde Macs as they are also known, are rare in U.S. collections. Our breeders come from pure VPI stock, and are beautiful animals. Please click on the link to see some pictures of our breeders. We should have offspring available soon.