Carpet Pythons

My snakes

Nice.
How big is s/he?

She is now 8'4'' I think she is getting to her max for she is about 5 years old. But I hear the Coastals can get to 14'. That is a big large for me, but she is a very sweet snake. We will be breeding her to another coastal this year. the cycle has already started.

Awesome. She is a monster. Let me know when you get babies, Id love to buy one. Especially a female, who might be the next giant

I will let you know in February or March if the breeding is successful, and can post more pics of the female and male.

Cass

Good deal.
What else are you breeding this year? I'm hoping for a couple breedings here. 1.3 Leopard Geckos, 1.1 Cal Kings, and 1.1 Corns.
So hopefully all goes well, I will have in 2 years, added to that, Ball Pythons.
Then adding to that the rosy boas I'm growing up.
Then whatever else I add to the mix.

most of my snakes are too young for breeding but my goal is to try to breed Green Tree Pythons with Jungle Carpet Pythons. It has been proven that they can breed as far as copulation goes, but many eggs do nø† survive. I am still young though and go to school but I am starting off with these two carpets and getting the hang of breeding all together. Do you ever ship your neonates when you have a buyer for your ball pythons or colubrids?

I haven't had any babies, besides what has sold locally. I've only bred corn snakes, which I sold at the local petstore.
With green trees, you should use delta, but for carpets FedEX is fine.

why should I use different shipping companies for GTPs verses carpets? Is Delta safer or something? It probably is expensive too. How do I make a photo smaller to download on faunaclassifieds.com?

Cass

Delta is safer, so I hear. Young GTPs are very sensitive, arent they? Someone buying a gtp probably wouldnt mind spending the extra anyhow.
Do you have photoshop? If you do, you can edit sizes there, I have never actually, so I dont know the exact steps, but you should have no issues.