The ringed python is a small to medium ground-dwelling python, a non-venomous snake. After understanding that the ringed python is non-toxic, let's take a look at its living habits.

The ringed python has nocturnal characteristics, and lives in burrows, mainly eating small rodents (such as rodents). They also sometimes sneak into dwellings or farmland for food. Young snakes prefer to eat lizards or young rodents. In terms of reproduction, the ringed python is an oviparous snake, producing about a dozen eggs each time, which are incubated by the female snake.