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Australian Python Zipper Pouch

Designed and sold by sandysartstudio
$15.91
$13.52 when you buy any 2+
$13.52 when you buy any 2+
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$15.91
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Product features

  • Your rugged little personal valet: carry your makeup, pencils, phone, cards, anything
  • Available in three sizes: check the size chart to find the right one for you
  • Durable 100% polyester canvas with a metal zipper. Fully lined for added strength
  • Vibrant, high-quality double-sided design, printed for you when you order
  • Cold machine wash and low tumble dry
  • Since every item is made just for you by your local third-party fulfiller, there may be slight variances in the product received
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Australian Python
The colours on this python is just incredible . I think it iis a Carpet Python. They can grow to about 3.5 mts. A woman in North Queensland woke to find one sliding about the bedroom it was 17 foot long. Description The Carpet Python or Diamond Python is a large snake. The colour and pattern vary greatly. Eastern populations are pale or dark brown to olive-green, with irregular dark-edged cream to pale yellowish blotches. Other populations can be grey or reddish with darker blotches Mainly nocturnal species, but is often seen basking during the day. Other Names Carpet Snake Size Up to 4m (have been know to grow to 17 feet. Habitat Floodplains, rain forests to open woodlands and rocky mountain ranges. Found in undergrowth, tree branches. Hides among leaf litter in tree hollows, logs and rocky crevices. Food Smaller animals such as rats, possums and birds. Smaller snakes prefer lizards. Breeding Female lays between 10 and 50 eggs in late spring or early summer. The female incubate the eggs for 10-15 weeks. For all the snake lovers this is for you. Camera fuji FINEPIX HS35 EXR f 3.6 1/60 ISO/ 100

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