Piebald bloods.

Came across this on anouther forum. Apparently a piebald P.Brongersmai has been collected in Sumatra and is now in a private collection in the U.S. very exciting to say the least.
http://images.reptilescanada.com/ima...e76c8d1DHV.jpg

http://images.reptilescanada.com/ima...b28f4G5jJd.jpg

Hopefully it proves to be genetic. What an exciting addition to the blood python world. :D

That is a cool find. I bet they will be very affordable if it proves genetic.:tears:

More importantly, let us hope the owner of the private collection is going to breed it...

Awesome :) beautiful creature. Crazy it survived long enough in the wild to get picked up by a human vrs a hungry bird as a baby.

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I thought one of the big breeders got it? There was a thread about it somewhere I seen too. Its a male isnt it?

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That's awesome! def. something I would want to add to my collection :)

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Awesome :) beautiful creature. Crazy it survived long enough in the wild to get picked up by a human vrs a hungry bird as a baby.

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It must also have a common sense gene, knowing to hide itself up to this very point.


On a side note, I required a change of underpants when I witnessed those photos. Who's the lucky lottery winner to behold this new holy grail of blood pythons?

It looks like it's been in captivity for a while in this picture. I didn't think wild caught bloods came that heavy bodied?

It's a gorgeous animal and I really hope that we see more of these in the future. I may never get to own one, but I'd love to see where things go with it.

Has anyone heard any updates on this guy? A few folks in my herp circle brought him back up, I'm curious.

Haven't heard anything, but I have a good guess as to where he likely is.