A few of my BST's

Fred, the Giant Chunky butt:
http://www.primareptilia.com/gallery...d_23.sized.jpg
http://www.primareptilia.com/gallery...d_17.sized.jpg

Ethel:
http://www.primareptilia.com/gallery...el_4.sized.jpg

Egg:
http://www.primareptilia.com/gallery...gg_2.sized.jpg

Babies!
http://www.primareptilia.com/gallery...06_6.sized.jpg
http://www.primareptilia.com/gallery...09_4.sized.jpg
http://www.primareptilia.com/gallery...nk_4.sized.jpg

gorgeous animals you have there! And welcome! :D

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Originally Posted by littleindiangirl

gorgeous animals you have there! And welcome! :D

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Thank you! :sunny:

i JUST got 2 lovely little sumatrans today, I still cant get over it, my first ones! Jeff Hartwig was great, awesome animals! Check em out ;)

Beautiful snakes Morti!


I just got my November 2007 (:confused: ) issue of Reptiles magazine and there was a great article on bloods written by the Barkers. Amazing centerfold pic of an albino red blood. I was blown away by the pics in the article. I also didn't realize until I read the article that different lines of bloods have slightly different attitudes. Seems the Sumatra line are easier going. Do you find that to be the case Morti?

BTW, welcome to ball-pythons.net!

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Originally Posted by Alice

Beautiful snakes Morti!


I just got my November 2007 (:confused: ) issue of Reptiles magazine and there was a great article on bloods written by the Barkers. Amazing centerfold pic of an albino red blood. I was blown away by the pics in the article. I also didn't realize until I read the article that different lines of bloods have slightly different attitudes. Seems the Sumatra line are easier going. Do you find that to be the case Morti?

BTW, welcome to ball-pythons.net!

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Thanks for the welcome!

I haven't read the article, but I have heard all about it already. ;)

I would be the wrong person to ask about different localities of red bloods. KLG is your woman for that.

Hi and welcome!!! Fred's a handsome fella! They're all super nice!

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Originally Posted by Alice

Beautiful snakes Morti!


I just got my November 2007 (:confused: ) issue of Reptiles magazine and there was a great article on bloods written by the Barkers. Amazing centerfold pic of an albino red blood. I was blown away by the pics in the article. I also didn't realize until I read the article that different lines of bloods have slightly different attitudes. Seems the Sumatra line are easier going. Do you find that to be the case Morti?

BTW, welcome to ball-pythons.net!

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my baby blood is from the sumatran line. so far she has been VERY calm and has NEVER attempted to strike. either that line is calmer or im just lucky:D