Sumatran Blood Python (Python brongersmai) is a medium-sized python species that is native to the island of Sumatra in Indonesia. These snakes are highly sought after by reptile enthusiasts due to their striking appearance and docile nature.

Adult Sumatran Blood Pythons can grow up to 6 feet in length, with females typically being larger than males. They have a thick, muscular body and a short, blunt tail.

Their coloration varies depending on their locality, but they typically have a bright red or orange base color with black markings arranged in a distinctive pattern of blotches or stripes. These markings are highly variable, with each individual having a unique pattern.

Like other pythons, Sumatran Blood Pythons are non-venomous and kill their prey by constriction. Their diet consists primarily of small mammals, such as rats and mice. They are also known to occasionally eat birds and other reptiles.

In captivity, Sumatran Blood Pythons require a large, secure enclosure with plenty of hiding places and climbing opportunities.

They prefer a warm, humid environment, and a temperature gradient of 80-90 degrees Fahrenheit with a basking spot of 90-95 degrees Fahrenheit is ideal.

These snakes are relatively docile and can make good pets, but they do require experienced handlers due to their size and strength.

Overall, the Sumatran Blood Python is a stunning and fascinating snake that can make a rewarding and captivating pet for those who are up to the challenge of caring for them.