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He reminds me so much of a Green Burmese Python.
What do you think?
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Thank you Richard and here he is in his glowing glory courting a female.
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Tiger Lilly
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I'm torn right now...that means that the more I see it, the more I'll love it (I have issues with change).
What did you breed to get it? Please don't tell me a 'special female!' (that's just not fair...)
What did you breed to get it? Please don't tell me a 'special female!' (that's just not fair...)
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LOL, Thanks!
He was a captive hatched that I got some years back. I'm uncertain of it's genetics but I'm leaning towards it be recessive if it's anything like a Green Burmese. I have a clutch incubating now due to hatch later in July.
KelliH
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Wow that's a gorgeous ball python. I hope it proves out.
David Reid
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Have you gotten normal looking "Hets" from it already, or are these the first eggs? I like the look.
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I've had eggs in the past but my incubator malfunctioned so this will be a first.
Thanks!
cahrens
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Pretty cool. Got any pics of him as a baby?
KelliH
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Thanks Kelli, I hope so too
Are you still keeping/breeding BPs?
Nope, we only have one snake now, my son's pet Honduran Milksnake. I still have a large gecko collection though!
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If I do I would have to search through many disc. I will say he gets better with age!
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Nope, we only have one snake now, my son's pet Honduran Milksnake. I still have a large gecko collection though!
I hear ya, I went the other direction. I must say you do have some fabulous looking Leos!
Tiger Lilly
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Yeah, like I said, the more I see it...I am definitely anxious to see what comes out of the eggs from him!
What was he bred to?
What was he bred to?
Abby
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I love this snake... Definitely crazy looking.
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He was bred to a couple normal females and I currently have 1 clutch of 6 eggs in the incubator.
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Thanks Abigail!
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Wow. I think we need to start a "have they hatched yet?" daily mantra.
With the green Burmese pythons you sometimes get the hets where the blotches are small and the space between is big. I forget what they call that, "leopard"? So I'm wondering if the green Burmese is more of a pattern morph where the pattern is reduced to nothing. This one seems to have a moderately normal pattern under that cool malting.
Best of luck and let us know what the babies look like please!
With the green Burmese pythons you sometimes get the hets where the blotches are small and the space between is big. I forget what they call that, "leopard"? So I'm wondering if the green Burmese is more of a pattern morph where the pattern is reduced to nothing. This one seems to have a moderately normal pattern under that cool malting.
Best of luck and let us know what the babies look like please!