Welcome to Pythonidaes.com   About: Since we started with reptiles, Pythons have allways ment a lot to us. They are easy to maintain and care for and with proper conditions, easy to breed. Especially Australian pythons are our passion, and the favorite genus' are by far the Morelia complex and Aspidites. Our breeding stock is fairly small and only consist of top quality animals from the best known breeders around Europe. Our goal is to produce high quality pythons, both pure species, but morphs such as the Papua Jaguars and Granites, have also made their way to our breeding stock. We think that quality is by far more important than quantity for several reasons. Since the carpet morphs have become more available to the normal herper, there have been a lot of mix jaguar siblings up for sale, and the prices have been constantly lowered. We are therefore proud not to produce a lot of different clutches every year, but a few which contains animals with very high quality. News: May 22th. 2010 Finally, after 61 days of waiting, the first 75% IJ Jag crawled out of the egg. 6 eggs got lost during the incubation, but we're still waiting for the other 17 eggs to hatch. The babies has started to look out, so in a few days all of the babies should be out. After the first shed we will try to feed them, and when they feed regulary we expect to begin our sale of them. We have also decided to sell some of our snakes because adding of new ones with more potential. At the moment we are waiting for a new high yellow jungle female from San Diego line and a male granit harrisoni from Piet Nuijten's line. March 21th 2010 We have some great news to share. First of all we have observed a long pairing by our het granite pair, the second great news is, that our female from our 75% project have laid eggs. It ended up with 24 fertile eggs and none infertile. The eggs have been put in the incubator and all we have to do now is wait. Otherwise have we made some few updates in here. We have updated a lot pictures of our snakes, and also added a Morelia viridis section. This isn't quite yet finnished, but we're working on it. Feb. 4th 2010 We've made a new and updated banner. We made it more simple, because we though the other one were to crowded. We hope to get access to as many reptile shows as we can this year and hopefully we can bring this banner with us to our stand. You can see it right HERE. And please, feel free to put our banner on your website. Jan. 18th 2010 We have had some small problems with some of the pairings we've attemped to do. Our jungle- and het granite pairs haven't yet paired up with each other, so we'll try to cool them down once more and hope they'll pair up in the ending of Febuary. However, our 75% IJ Jag project is going very well, we have observed several pairings and the female is started to ovulate.