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Substrate / Reptile / Fauna of Asia / Ophionyssus natricis / Colubrids / Burmese Python / Pythonidae / Herpetology / Zoology / Snake
Date: 2015-05-04 07:04:25
Substrate
Reptile
Fauna of Asia
Ophionyssus natricis
Colubrids
Burmese Python
Pythonidae
Herpetology
Zoology
Snake

Water Python Liasis fuscus WATER PYTHON (Liasis fuscus) – Maximum length 2.5m. DPaW Herpetofauna Licence Category 4. NATURAL HABITAT: Tropical Australia from Broome, Western Australia eastward to St Lawrence, Queenslan

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