Exciting 2025 Breeding Projects: Antaresia

We have four pairs of Antaresia that have successfully locked up, and we couldn't be more excited about the potential offspring. We are counting down the days after our prelay sheds and preparing incubator tubs to wait for our little bubs!

Marble Children's Python Pair

To kick off the introduction, one of our favourite pairings is the marble children's pythons. This pairing is particularly exciting due to the stunning patterns and colours that the marble morphs exhibit. Our male has dark marbling down his back, whilst our girl has paler scattered speckles! Both have yellow/cream undertones and we are expecting some beautiful offspring.

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FEMALE

Marble x T+ Children's Python

Next up is our marble x T+ Children's Python pair. The T+ (Tyrosinase Positive) morph is known for its striking reduced colouring, and when combined with the marble morph, we anticipate some ripper het tarble bubs. Our male is the same as above, but our female is a lovely almost caramel coloured girl with clean darker spots.

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FEMALE

WA Stimsons Python Pair

Western Australia is renowned for their beloved Wheatbelt locality Stimsons Pythons, and you can't go wrong with these beautiful green highlights with the dark brown spots. Our male has some beautiful stripes along his back which differs from the typical Stimsons patterning, and the female is the largest Stimsons we have ever laid eyes on. We are hoping for a large clutch of healthy big babies with the males beautiful striping.

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FEMALE

Pygmy Banded Stimson's Python Pair

The Pygmy Banded Stimson's Python is a smaller variation of the typical Stimsons that varies in terms of both their patterning and size as their name suggests. Not to be mistaken with the Pygmy Python. They are smaller in size, and have bands and spots down their back, some offspring also have striking blue eyes.

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FEMALE