Snakes and Stones

So these are rock pythons? [emoji16]


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Originally Posted by Bogertophis

Rock python? :rofl:

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Originally Posted by weblizard

So these are rock pythons?

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Aha! Same joke twice in the same month! :D
It is going to be a 'classic' on this thread.
I'm certain we will see this one again. :)

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Originally Posted by Lord Sorril

Aha! Same joke twice in the same month! :D
It is going to be a 'classic' on this thread.
I'm certain we will see this one again. :)

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:rockon::rockon::rockon::rockon::rockon:

Photo #49

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Photo #50

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Varied Quartz with pieces of Chyrsoprase shown.
Additional photos of the large piece of smokey quartz (from a different angle) added below. :)

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Originally Posted by Lord Sorril

Aha! Same joke twice in the same month! :D
It is going to be a 'classic' on this thread.
I'm certain we will see this one again. :)

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Sorry, it was the first time I saw your photos.


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Originally Posted by weblizard

Sorry, it was the first time I saw your photos.

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No apologies. I find all the comments entertaining! :)

Photo #51

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A stone collected from the CT River (landscape pictured below).

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Photo #52
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I produced 8 Leopard Ball Pythons in 2019, 7/8 were males, this was the only female.
The purple stones in this photo are Dalmation stones that have been dyed prior to tumbling.
This type of stone holds dye extremely well and can be purchased in almost any color.
Dalmation stone is notoriously difficult to shape/polish with a tumbler, but, I did not have any issue with it. :)

Lovely color combination...seems leopards & Dalmations run well together, eh? ;)