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my new GTP! pics! thoughts?
here's my new pick up, just got
him today. my 2nd snake, first gtp. ive always found these guys to be amazing animals. found her in a shop ive never been to, it was the only gtp they had but i think shes gorgeous. i think i got a pretty good price too.
didnt bite me at all while handling her in the shop or when i got her home and into her new cage, which was a pleasant surprise
can anyone help me id what kind of gtp it might be? i dont know a ton about the different localities of gtp but im really excited to see how she turns out. im loving the red right now though. lemme know whatchu think
Last edited by beez; 12-22-2011 at 05:13 AM.
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also excuse the crappy phone pics ill try to get some better shots tomorrow
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Re: my new GTP! pics! thoughts?
Congratulations! I think it's crazy how they start off dark red and then change to that bright green...
"Cry, Havoc! And let slip the dogs of war..."
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Re: my new GTP! pics! thoughts?
Very nice GTP. I believe it is a Biak, but I am far from knowledgable about these beauties.
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You can't tell what "type" of GTP it is unless you are there to catch it at that location. Everything else is just a best guess. Even those that work with them for a long time won't put a locale on them without paper work. If you got it at a pet store, its probably a farm bred animal which would be a mixed locale.
I also would caution you on handling at this age. The spines are fragile and you could damge it and not know until its an adult.
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Re: my new GTP! pics! thoughts?
 Originally Posted by Lucas339
You can't tell what "type" of GTP it is unless you are there to catch it at that location. Everything else is just a best guess. Even those that work with them for a long time won't put a locale on them without paper work. If you got it at a pet store, its probably a farm bred animal which would be a mixed locale.
I also would caution you on handling at this age. The spines are fragile and you could damge it and not know until its an adult.
x2! But its a very pretty baby! Congrats on the pickup! 
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Re: my new GTP! pics! thoughts?
1.0 normal ball python
0.1 normal ball python
0.1 quaker parrot
1.0 motley anery corn snake
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Are these vary hard to keep care of i want one
Black and white tegu
Piebald male and female
1 normal ball python-montee(f)
1normal ball python-midnight(f)
1 pastel ball python(f)
1 high contrast ALBINO ball python(f)
1 black pastel female ball python
1 Bumble bee female ball python
1 spider ball python female
1 mojave male ball python
2 blue tongue skinks male and female
1 gtp female
1 emerald tree boa male
1 super pastel(m)
2..kids
1. Sexy wife 
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Where did you buy this GTP? The sellers should know its locale ... if they don't, I wouldn't have bought it to be honest, but that's just me. If it was around $250, it is probably a biak, but if it was more, you have many other choices.
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