Burmese Python Feeding
This article walks through the practical realities of feeding Burmese pythons at every life stage, from hatchling through full adult , covering prey selection, feeding frequency, obesity prevention, and the logistical considerations that come with maintaining one of the largest snakes in the hobby.
Feeding Diet: Burmese pythons are carnivores, feeding on rodents, birds, and occasionally larger prey items such as rabbits or pigs in the wild. In captivity, they should be fed appropriately sized prey (e.g., rats, rabbits, guinea pigs). Feeding Frequency: Young Pythons (up to 3 feet): Feed every 7-10 days.
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Burmese Python Care Sheet
Burmese pythons can survive without vitamin or mineral supplements, but using one every few feedings or so can be a good way to help deal with any nutritional deficiencies the prey items may have.
Burmese Python Feeding Frequency
You will eventually have to feed your Burmese python very large prey items - i.e. big rabbits. Feed at least once every 10 days, especially with younger rock pythons .
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