Snakes for sale

African Rock Python
Python sebae

The African Rock Python is the third largest snake in the world growing to an average size of 18 to 20 feet long, but can grow up to 28 feet long!

Amazon Tree Boa
Corallus hortulanus

The Amazon Tree Boa can be found in a huge range of South America. They have adapted to live high in the trees.

Angolan Python
Python anchietae

The Angolan Python inhabits rocky areas in grasslands and open plains in Namibia and Angola in South Western Africa. They are reddish-brown with cream patterning, they rarely exceed 6ft.

Argentinean Rainbow Boa
Epicrates cenchria alvarezi

Argentinean Rainbow Boas reach an adult length of 4.5 to 6ft, although they are not a heavy bodied snake. They are native to the humid forests of north and central america.

Brazilian Rainbow Boa
Epicrates cenchria cenchria

The Brazilian Rainbow Boa is a beautiful and attractive species. Being a medium to large snake, they will reach an adult length of 4-5ft, but could reach 7ft.

Brown House Snake
Lamprophis fuliginosus

The Brown House Snake reaches 40-70cm, maximum size of 1.2m. They are a shade of brown with a pair of pale lines on either side of the head.

Burmese Python
Python molurus bivittatus

Do you really want a snake that can reach 25 ft in length and weigh up to 250 pounds? A lot of research should be done into these snakes before you purchase one, this is not a snake for a beginner!

Calabar Ground Python or Two Headed Python
Calabaria reinhardtii

Calabar Pythons are very shy snakes and prefer cramped hide boxes to roomy ones.

Californian King Snake
Lampropeltis getula californiae

Californian Kingsnakes range in colour morphs from black and white striped or bands to chocolate, lavander, albino and many more. They are one of the best first snake species to own as a beginner.

Cape File Snake
Mehelya capensis

This is a fairly lagre snake reaching an approx. size of 70cm-1.3m. Thet have a range of habitats from savanna, woodland and forests within areas of Africa.

Carpet Python
Morelia spilota

Carpet Pythons are large snakes varying in size depending on locality from four to twelve feet in length and weighing up to 15kg.

Chequered Garter Snake
Thamnophis marcianus

The Chequered Garter Snake feeds on a range of foods from pinkies, earth worms, slugs, fish and amphibians. They make a great pet snake and are active during the day.

Columbian Rainbow Boa
Epicrates cenchria maurus

Columbian Rainbow Boas can reach an adult length of 7ft but average out at 4-5ft. This species is said to be the trust worthiest of all Rainbow Boas species.

Eastern Common Garter Snake
Thamnophis sirtalis sirtalis

This is probably the most popular Garter Snake in the pet trade. They have a black to olive background colour with yellow stripes on the back and sides.

Eastern Ribbon Snake
Thamnophis sauritus

Eastern Ribbon Snakes are long and slender, they reach an adult length of 18-26 inches. They are semi-aquatic snakes which feed on small fish.

Ecuadorian Rainbow Boa
Epicrates cenchria ssp

The Ecuadorian Rainbow Boa looks similar to the Columbian Rainbow Boa. They are a dark chocolate brown with faint patterning and reach an average size of approx 4-5ft.

Egg Eating Snake
Dasypeltis fasciata, medici and scabra

The Egg Eating Snake must be one of the nicest snakes we have ever come across. With no teeth, a calm nature and eating purely on eggs, means no more defrosting them rodents!

Emerald Tree Boa
Corallus caninus

The Emerald Tree Boa is an attractive species, but experience is required in keeping snakes before adding them to your collection.

Flying Snake
Chrysopelea ornata ornatissima

The Flying Snake is able to glide through the air.

Great Plains Ratsnake
Elaphe gutatta emoryi

The Great Plains Rat Snake or Emorys Rat Snake as it is also known grows to a length of 24 to 42 inches. They are light gray or tan in color, with dark gray or brown blotching along the body.

Green Anaconda
Eunectes murinus

The Green Anaconda can reach 30ft, but usually averages at 18ft. This is NOT for a novice keeper, only experienced snake keepers should own this very large and heavy snake.

Green Tree Python
Morelia viridis

These grow to approx. 1.8m in length and turn to green when adult. These snakes are for reptile keepers with experience in keeping large snakes.

Green Vine Snake
Ahaetulla prasina

Green Vine Snakes are for specalist keepers only. Adults reach a length of around 2 meters. They are rear fanged and prefer to feed on lizards, frogs, birds, they may take rodents.

Grey Banded King Snake
Lampropeltis alterna

Grey Banded Sankes grow to an adult size of 20 - 36".

Hog Island Boa
Boa constrictor imperator

The Hog Island Boa is a smaller species averaging between four and five feet, they can reach seven feet in length. These are said to be extinct in the wild, therefore captive breeding is important.

Jacksons Tree Snake
Thrasops jacksoni

The Jackons Tree Snake is a large species reaching a maximum length of 2.3 meters. Adults are uniform glossy black, some may have grey or white throats. Youngsters have checked black and orange or yellow body with a spotted yellow tail, the head and neck

Kenyan Sand Boa
Eryx colubrinus

Kenyan Sand Boas are found living within sandy areas of East Africa. Adults vary greatly in size depending on sex. Males are small measuring 15 to 18 inches, whereas females are large and stocky growing up to a size of 28 inches.

Mangrove Snake
Boiga dendrophila

Mangrove Snakes are reared fanged meaning they do have venom, but these are not on the DWA list. Only experienced keepers should own this species as they can be aggressive.

Mexican Milk Snake
Lampropeltis triangulum annulata

Mexican Milk Snakes have wide red rings with black and white or yellow/orange bands.

Montane Egg Eating Snake
Dasypeltis atra

There are three colour phases for this species of Egg Eater; black, red or speckled brown. They are terrestrial and semi-arboreal when searching for birds nests.

Mullers Sand Boa
Eryx muelleri

The Muller's Sand Boas general colour pattern is yellowish to orange background with rounded or oval dark brown blotches.

Nelsons Milk Snake
Lampropeltis triangulum nelsoni

Nelson's Milk Snakes have thin black and white rings with wide red bands.

Paraguayan Rainbow Boa
Epicrates cenchria striatus

The Paraguayan Rainbow Boa is a medium build Boa reaching an adult size of approx. 4-5ft. They retain some of their juvenile patterning over a chocolate brown body.

Peters Worm Snake
Leptotyphlops scutifrons

Peters Worm Snakes is a small species of approx. 15-25cm in length. They are blind, although can tell the difference between light and dark. Found living underground in burrows or under rotting logs and rocks with parts of Africa.

Red and Black Striped Snake
Bothropthalmus lineatus

This is a harmless, brightly coloured snake reaching adult size of 40-90cm. Found living in forests, often near water in Africa.

Red Blood Python
Python curtus brongersmai

Red Blood Pythons are very colour and reach an adult size of approx 5-6 foot.

Red Mountain Rat Snake
Elaphe porphyracea laticincta

Red Mountain Rat Snakes are small, reaching 3 to 4 foot when adult. They inhabit the mountain areas of Sumatra and Malaysia.

Red Sided Common Garter Snake
Thamnophis sirtalis parietalis

The Red Sided Common Garter Snake is a one of the colourful species, red runs between the dark stripes. They reach a length of 20 to 26 inches.

Red Tailed Boa Constrictor
Boa constrictor constrictor

The Red Tailed Boa has a docile temperament, but are a large snake. Adults range from 8-10ft, but can reach 14ft. Before you buy one, please make sure you will have enough space to house when fully grown!

Reticulated Python
Python reticulatus

The Reticulated Python is NOT a snake for beginners but ONLY experts who have the time and space this species requires. They are the largest species of snake that has been recorded at 33ft, they usually average out at 10-20ft!

Scrub Python or Amethystine Python
Morelia amethystina

The Scrub Python is Australias largest snake that averages out at 10-16 ft, but these have been known to reach 28 ft. These are beautiful snakes, but can be aggressive so experience with large snakes is a must.

Smooth and Rough Green Snake
Opheodryas vernalis and aestivus

Smooth and Rough Green Snakes are becoming a popular species to keep. Unlike most snakes that need to be feed on mice, these eat live insects. If you keep lizards, why not try keeping one.

Texas Rat Snake
Elaphe obsoleta lindheimeri

Texas Rat Sankes are often considered to be one of the meanest snakes alive (by Texans). Captive-raised specimens that are handled regular

Trinket Snake
elaphe helena

The Trinket Snake is tan and chocolate-brown with two prominent dark stripes on the latter part of the body. They can be found in Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.

Vietnam Red Tailed Racer
Gonyosoma oxycephala

Red Tailed Racers inhabit tropical forrests of the Eastern part of Asia.

Viper Boa
Candoia aspera

Viper Boas are also known as Pacific Ground Boas. They are a small species reaching 75cm

White Lipped Python
Leiopython albertisii

White Lipped Pythons are found throughout most parts of tropical New Guinea and nearby islands.

Woma Python
Aspidites ramsayi

The Woma Python is considered one of the most docile and easily handled snakes which reaches 4.5ft. They are very attractive in appearance making them very sought after. They are considered to be an endangered species in the wild.