What you should know about Python - Sumatra Blood snakes
Alternative Name  Sumatran Blood Python, Red Blood Python,
Malaysian Short-tailed Python Scientific Name: Python curtus
brongersmai  Basic Info  The Sumatra Blood Python gets its name
from the blood red color that washes over its skin. They are
also dusted in light yellows and oranges and have thick bodies,
perfect for constricting.  Python - Sumatra Blood snakes health
information  Sumatran Blood Pythons should be kept at tropical
temperatures and humididty levels. Sumatra Blood Pythons are
prone to respiratory infections if the humidity or temperature
are not suitable for it. They will be shown as fluid in the
mouth and nostrils of the snake, who will have an open, gaping
mouth. Dry sheds due to inappropriate temperature and humidity
or illness and stress are also a problem. Provide a very large
dish of fresh water at all times, as these snakes need to soak
in addition to drinking. Be warned that they might be picky
eaters; some of them will only eat