Reticulated pythons can be found throughout Southeast Asia. Their range includes the Nicobar Islands, Burma through Indochina, and Borneo, Sulawesi, Ceram and Timor in the Malay archipelago.
The magnificent Reticulated Python is one of the most impressive snakes of Southeast Asia. At its greatest size it marginally exceeds 10 metres, which makes this the longest snake in the world. Most specimens never reach this length, however, their growth probably being limited by a lack of availability of large prey. A 5 to 7 metre specimen is considered to be large.
In his book 'Malayan Spymaster', Boris Hembry, a rubber planter in Sumatra in 1931, described a recently killed specimen which he measured as 10.2 metres.
This highly adaptable snake occurs in a wide range of habitats from lowland to lower montane forests (up to elevations of at least 1500 metres), agricultural areas, scrublands and mangrove edge. In cities, such as Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, they are often found in drainage channels in urban areas.
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