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Husbandry Manual For Black Headed Python Aspidites melanocephalus (Reptilia: Boidae). Compiler: Chris Mann Date of Preparation: Western Sydney Institute of TAFE, Richmond Course Name and Number: Lecturer: Graeme Phipps/Andrew Titmuss/Jacki Salkeld TABLE OF CONTENTS. 1 5. 2 TAXONOMY .. 6. NOMENCLATURE .. 6. SUBSPECIES .. 6. RECENT SYNONYMS .. 6. OTHER COMMON NAMES .. 6. 3 NATURAL HISTORY .. 7. MORPHOMETRICS .. 7. Mass And Basic Body Measurements .. 7. Sexual 7. Distinguishing 8. DISTRIBUTION AND HABITAT .. 8. CONSERVATION STATUS .. 8. DIET IN THE WILD .. 8. LONGEVITY .. 9. In the Wild .. 9. In Captivity .. 9. Techniques Used to Determine Age in 9. 4 HOUSING REQUIREMENTS .. 10. EXHIBIT/ENCLOSURE DESIGN .. 10. HOLDING AREA DESIGN .. 11. SPATIAL REQUIREMENTS .. 11. POSITION OF ENCLOSURES .. 12. WEATHER 12. TEMPERATURE REQUIREMENTS.
8 . 3.1.3 Distinguishing Features . The Black headed python is distinguished from other pythons by the lack of heat sensing pits, premaxilla teeth and prehensile tail.
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