This handsome male Coastal Carpet Python is around 5 years old and has grown into a really impressive, well-established snake. He has the classic bold patterning and rich colouring you’d expect from a Coastal, with plenty of character to go with it.
He is alert, inquisitive and active, but despite looking the part, he is also a surprisingly friendly boy! With regular, calm handling he is confident and easy to work with, and he has been well cared for and established in his current setup.
He would make a fantastic addition for someone looking for a larger, impressive Carpet Python with a great personality. As with any Carpet Python, he enjoys plenty of climbing space and enrichment and will continue to be an impressive animal as he matures.
Common Name: Coastal Carpet Python
Scientific Name: Morelia spilota
Age: Approximately 5 years old
Sex: Male
Temperament: Confident, alert and inquisitive; friendly and handles well with calm, regular interaction
Average Adult Size: Around 7–9ft, with some individuals growing larger
Average Lifespan: 20–30+ years
Photos taken: 31.05.26
Enclosure: Large adult vivarium with secure ventilation, plenty of climbing opportunities and usable floor space
Heating:
Basking area: 32–35°C
Warm side: 28–30°C
Cool side: 24–26°C
Night temperature: 22–25°C
Humidity: Around 50–70%, with natural increases during shedding
Hides: Secure hides provided, along with elevated perches, branches and climbing opportunities
Substrate: Orchid bark, coconut husk or naturalistic/bioactive-style substrate
Feeding: Feeding reliably on appropriately sized rats and poultry
Approximately 5-year-old male
Well-established and thriving
Feeding reliably and shedding cleanly
Active, inquisitive and enjoys climbing
Friendly and handles well
Would suit a keeper with some previous snake experience
Healthy and well settled in his current care
Photos and videos are available upon request.
Collection: Shop collection only at present. Courier options will be available soon — please call if you need something arranged sooner.
This handsome male Coastal Carpet Python is around 5 years old and has grown into a really impressive, well-established snake. He has the classic bold patterning and rich colouring you’d expect from a Coastal, with plenty of character to go with it.
He is alert, inquisitive and active, but despite looking the part, he is also a surprisingly friendly boy! With regular, calm handling he is confident and easy to work with, and he has been well cared for and established in his current setup.
He would make a fantastic addition for someone looking for a larger, impressive Carpet Python with a great personality. As with any Carpet Python, he enjoys plenty of climbing space and enrichment and will continue to be an impressive animal as he matures.
Common Name: Coastal Carpet Python
Scientific Name: Morelia spilota
Age: Approximately 5 years old
Sex: Male
Temperament: Confident, alert and inquisitive; friendly and handles well with calm, regular interaction
Average Adult Size: Around 7–9ft, with some individuals growing larger
Average Lifespan: 20–30+ years
Photos taken: 31.05.26
Enclosure: Large adult vivarium with secure ventilation, plenty of climbing opportunities and usable floor space
Heating:
Basking area: 32–35°C
Warm side: 28–30°C
Cool side: 24–26°C
Night temperature: 22–25°C
Humidity: Around 50–70%, with natural increases during shedding
Hides: Secure hides provided, along with elevated perches, branches and climbing opportunities
Substrate: Orchid bark, coconut husk or naturalistic/bioactive-style substrate
Feeding: Feeding reliably on appropriately sized rats and poultry
Approximately 5-year-old male
Well-established and thriving
Feeding reliably and shedding cleanly
Active, inquisitive and enjoys climbing
Friendly and handles well
Would suit a keeper with some previous snake experience
Healthy and well settled in his current care
Photos and videos are available upon request.
Collection: Shop collection only at present. Courier options will be available soon — please call if you need something arranged sooner.
