Things You'll Need
- Large cage
- Padlocks
- Tree branches
- Small live or dead animals
- Small tub
- Large tub
- Antibacterial spray
- Vitamin supplements
- Liquid cleaner
Instructions
Find the telephone number of the closest veterinarian who specializes in treating exotic pets. The albino python will require a health examination every two months.
Place the python in a large, secure cage that measures at least 8 feet long that has hinged doors, a thick glass facade and can be locked with double padlocks. Place tree branches in the cage for the snake to curl around.
Observe the temperament of the snake. Feed the albino python dead animals like mice, rabbits or chickens every three days if the snake show signs of timidity. Pythons showing signs of aggression will prefer live animals that they can lunge at and kill. Burmese pythons act hungry soon after a feed. Feed the snakes only as advised by the veterinarian to avoid the snake from developing adverse health conditions and obesity. Keep a small tub of water in the cage for the snake to drink.
Fill a large tub with water and soak the python every day for cleaning. Spray the cage with water mixed with chlorine and antibacterial spray. Remove all the waste in the cage and keep the living conditions of the python clean. Pythons shed often and soaking them in water will help loosen the dead skin easily. Replace the tree branches every week.