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    Python Photos on White, new and fresh :-)

    I've been meaning to spend some time with my pythons on white, and today I managed to find an extra hour in the day. So here is the result of no blood, but some sweat, and plenty of smiles, from my collection to your computer, here are some of Reptile Experts current and future breeding stock in Pythons.


    Pied


    Pastel Genetic Stripe


    25% Dwarf Granite Burmese Python


    Wild line Jungle Carpet Python


    Caramel Coastal Python, pure bred from German Wild Caught line


    My big girl, Jaguar Coastal Carpet Python, Psychotic Exotic line x ACR

    I'll try to update this in the near future. Pure Irian Jaya, Pure IJ Granite, and Woma Pythons all on the way in the next couple of weeks. We'll see how my time plays out, but I could always use some encouragement with some shares and thumbs up if you enjoy!

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    That dwarf Burm is to die for. I want. Seriously, that is some awesome collection you've got there. Can't wait to see your IJs - you know how I love them! Thanks for sharing!
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    Check out my collection:
    Do you?

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    Pinstripe (reduced stripe)


    Albino High Contrast


    Bumblebee

    Decided to photograph some more of the balls :-)
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    That's one hawt bee!


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    Some good looking animals there!

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    I love all three.

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    All look fantastic! The albino looks like an angel with the lighting.

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    Thanks guys. The bee has retained a lot of yellows and the albino on white is always stunning
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    75% Irian Jaya Jaguar finally came out of shed this morning for a nice photo opportunity. She's such a stunner and sweetheart!
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