Killer!!!!

These are a couple descent shots I took today of my female Baik GTP, Killer. I have a real hard time taking photos of her because of various tones of color on her. She has a lot black, a bit of yellow, white specks, blue towards her ventral surface and on her lips, and of course various shades of green. I think my cheap camera just gets confused!
http://i289.photobucket.com/albums/l...s/P5036888.jpg

http://i289.photobucket.com/albums/l...s/P5036893.jpg

She is not the most "classic" looking chondro but man I love her.

I think she looks fantastic! I really hope the black sticks. For a poopy camera, the picks look great! Thanks for sharing. Im adding a biak to my collection soon, cant wait!:gj:

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Originally Posted by juddb

I think she looks fantastic! I really hope the black sticks. For a poopy camera, the picks look great! Thanks for sharing. Im adding a biak to my collection soon, cant wait!:gj:

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I think the black pigment is there to stay. I got here as a yearling and have had her almost 6 years now and she has progressively developed more and more black pigment as time has gone on. I hope she gives me another clutch of eggs next spring as I would love another chance at hatching some out.

She is beautiful!

Got my first Biak from Greg Maxwell - They are REALLY amazing animals - although not as sweet as say my Aru or Jaya are - BUT they make some of the most fantastic animals I have seen.


Who produced her? She is so lovely - she looks full grown it seems her fantastic colors are there to stay. :gj:

very nice!!!!

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Originally Posted by Warocker's Wife

She is beautiful!

Got my first Biak from Greg Maxwell - They are REALLY amazing animals - although not as sweet as say my Aru or Jaya are - BUT they make some of the most fantastic animals I have seen.


Who produced her? She is so lovely - she looks full grown it seems her fantastic colors are there to stay. :gj:

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She came from Ben Seigel and is a Bushmaster farmed animal. She is over 6 years old and produced her first clutch this past summer. Unfortunately she laid her eggs when I was out of town and they dried up a bit. Hopefully my timing is better next year. She was really aggressive when I first got her but after 5+ years together we have come to a really solid understanding of each other.

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Originally Posted by Patrick Long

very nice!!!!

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Thanks Dude!

:D:D:D on her next clutch - if u have babies to sell...let me know :D:D:D

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Originally Posted by Warocker's Wife

:D:D:D on her next clutch - if u have babies to sell...let me know :D:D:D

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Ditto! Seriously:gj:

Love her, Kevin. Biaks have really been growing on me lately...

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Originally Posted by Warocker's Wife

:D:D:D on her next clutch - if u have babies to sell...let me know :D:D:D

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Originally Posted by juddb

Ditto! Seriously:gj:

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No problem! I will be posting updates of how their breeding season progresses.

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Originally Posted by Rapture

Love her, Kevin. Biaks have really been growing on me lately...

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Biaks are cool because of how variable they can be. Some are really high yellow, others are more of an aquired taste because the heavy black pigment can give them a dirty look. Personally I love the my girls dark look.
Their temperment isn't for everyone, but then again I am more into looking at my snakes as opposed to handling them. When I evenually add a Sorong to my collection it won't be for their rep of being a very docile locale type but because of those beautiful blue markings they have. Another bonus of Biaks is that if get a youngster especially a red one you get enjoy a very prolonged and spectacular color change!