Mussuranas

Unfortunately, both were in shed the other day while cleaning. Here they are anyways.

Snow White; a yearling pied female produced by John Michaels
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Black Ice; a yearling male produced by John Michaels
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Really nice looking snakes! I've never heard of them before, but they sure are beautiful!

Sigh......... Some day!! You know how I feel about these guys. If I haven't gotten a pair from John by the time you produce your first clutch, keep me in mind - I'll definitely be in the market by then! :gj:



Added: I almost picked up a pied at Tinley a couple weeks ago, but held off because I was able to find my T+ Argie female I needed. But, boy, it was close.... ;)

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Originally Posted by theReptileGuy

Really nice looking snakes! I've never heard of them before, but they sure are beautiful!

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Thanks! Mussuranas aren't too common in the hobby right now. They are a great species to work with... very intelligent, super quick, and pretty calm when not after food! haha

Thanks Kali! I'll definitely keep you in mind for when mine produce - probably 2 years out. I give you credit for passing on them - they're hard to pass up... especially the pieds! I should be producing some since it is a dominant trait.

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Originally Posted by bioteacher

Thanks Kali! I'll definitely keep you in mind for when mine produce - probably 2 years out. I give you credit for passing on them - they're hard to pass up... especially the pieds! I should be producing some since it is a dominant trait.

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That's awesome - thanks! It was HARD to pass them up! If I'd had just a little more money.... But this way, I still have them to look forward to! :D

Very nice! I've been looking into those but can't make up my mind on what to do.

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Originally Posted by Void

Very nice! I've been looking into those but can't make up my mind on what to do.

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The best thing you can do it blindly throw money at it. Then you'll have some mussuranas and won't have a tough decision any more. :P:)

On a serious note, they're definitely an awesome species and I don't regret spending the cash on them at all. They've been completely handleable and great eaters. Really a rewarding species to work with!

So gorgeous! Very high on my wishlist, tied up with Savu pythons and Cribos. Something about that dominant pied gene and a snake called a super pied is just awesome :D

Thanks! They are great snakes! Cribos are pretty spectacular also!

No idea what they are but they're freaking gorgeous!:D

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