The OTHER other Giant.

Apadora papuana. Papuan pythons rock.

http://www.primareptilia.com/gallery...ak_4.sized.jpg

http://www.primareptilia.com/gallery...i_11.sized.jpg

http://www.primareptilia.com/gallery...i_18.sized.jpg

Awesome snake! Keep the pictures coming!

What is the length on that guy?

awesome, i love how the snake curled around the woman (you??) it looks pretty awesome. nice and shiney.

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Originally Posted by daniel1983

Awesome snake! Keep the pictures coming!

What is the length on that guy?

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She's about 14 ft now. Big girl! :)

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Originally Posted by shhhli

awesome, i love how the snake curled around the woman (you??) it looks pretty awesome. nice and shiney.

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Actually that's my darling wife Michelle. And Thanks! Their iridescence is my favorite of their features.

She's just gorgeous. I love how dark and iridescent she is.

Holy cow, I am not even sure if I've ever seen one of those before... any relation to the olive python?

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Originally Posted by Rapture

Holy cow, I am not even sure if I've ever seen one of those before... any relation to the olive python?

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Aside from the fact that they are both pythons.. nope.

Olives are genus Liasis, Papuans are genus Apadora.

wow...never heard of/seen that before!

that's cool!...how's their temperament and is that a pretty normal adult size?

gorgeous.

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wow...never heard of/seen that before!

that's cool!...how's their temperament and is that a pretty normal adult size?

gorgeous.

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Once they are out they are fine. They can be a tad territorial though, so a good long hook is your friend for getting them out. That is a fairly normal adult size though.

Now if I could only get them to breed! *grumble, moan, complain.*