is this a coastal

http://i581.photobucket.com/albums/s...1/IMG_0711.jpg

http://i581.photobucket.com/albums/s...1/IMG_0710.jpg

http://i581.photobucket.com/albums/s...1/IMG_0709.jpg

I'd have to say yes.

Sometimes it's hard to be sure, but I'm pretty positive it's got at least a healthy influence of coastal if it's a mutt.

:gj:

Sure looks like one. Nice looking snake.:gj:

i think its mixed with something else. i'm not into carpet pythons but i rescued this one and i love him/her. its hard to beleive that he was never handled before because he is so friendly. the guy i got it from said he had a red tail that he didnt want and thats what it was. i am glad i got him though. does he look skinny?

looks good and healthy to me.

That must be that new red tail everybody is talking about ;)

If you decide you don't want him, feel free to send him to me!

He looks healthy enough from the pictures as best as I can tell. Even IF he was a little underweight, I would never suggest anything other than a normal feeding schedule.

hawaiian i think it is:rofl:

It amazes me to see how Coastals have evolved over the last 20 years. I haven't seen a "true" Coastal in many many years.

I am going to have to say yes

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Originally Posted by Brandon Osborne

It amazes me to see how Coastals have evolved over the last 20 years. I haven't seen a "true" Coastal in many many years.

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probably because even pure lines are being selectively bred... and our gene pool is too small here in the US to consistently produce wild type coastals. i know of a couple guys that have had pure coastals for over 20 years and because they do selective breeding for high contrast snakes... most noobs would say their offspring are crosses.

anyway, looks like a coastal to me. most crosses you see will have solid head patterns and other markers.