Re: Onix the Central African Rock Python
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YungRasputin
i have a small clip from our first handling sesh but when I tried to upload it it wouldn’t let me and idk how to convert it ...
I found this old thread with instructions on how to post video, but I haven't tried it myself. I'm anxious to see your beautiful boy in action.
Re: Onix the Central African Rock Python
I couldn’t believe how many African Rock Pythons are available on Morphmarket. I’m really tempted but have to stay in control. Did Onix come from the Bob Clark collection? Lol.
Re: Onix the Central African Rock Python
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Albert Clark
I couldn’t believe how many African Rock Pythons are available on Morphmarket. I’m really tempted but have to stay in control. Did Onix come from the Bob Clark collection? Lol.
no, i actually have a friend who breeds them and they gave me pick of the litter - been wanting something from Bob for awhile but at present the stars haven’t aligned - not trying to be a “bad influence” but imo the key is finding a specimen with small genetics then using sexual dimorphism to your advantage eg: Onix’s mum is 12 feet, his dad is 9 feet, Onix is male so from all that i can assume 8-10 feet, max 11
Re: Onix the Central African Rock Python
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Homebody
I found this old
thread with instructions on how to post video, but I haven't tried it myself. I'm anxious to see your beautiful boy in action.
i’ll have to give it a looksie! many thanks!
Re: Onix the Central African Rock Python
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Bogertophis
I love his patterns & coloration- 'shy' doesn't hide any of that.
awe ty! me too! and the background of his lineage according to my personal friend who breeds them is his line is 100% normal - not even Albino or patternless - so it’s just 100% the pure beauty of the species
and the background on the pic is - when i first approached his enclosure he was giving me signs that he was up for handling but i noticed his water seemed low and he was soaking his tail in the dish so i decided to top him off but apparently pouring water on his tail was an offense because he gave a short hiss and then got bashful lmao he’s real funny like that
Re: Onix the Central African Rock Python
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YungRasputin
awe ty! me too! and the background of his lineage according to my personal friend who breeds them is his line is 100% normal - not even Albino or patternless - so it’s just 100% the pure beauty of the species
and the background on the pic is - when i first approached his enclosure he was giving me signs that he was up for handling but i noticed his water seemed low and he was soaking his tail in the dish so i decided to top him off but apparently pouring water on his tail was an offense because he gave a short hiss and then got bashful lmao he’s real funny like that
As I often say, "nature" gets it right- the natural beauty that survives is what I like too.
I can see where pouring water on his tail would be annoying- :rofl: And snakes never consider that was our best alternative for the situation, they're just so ungrateful...:D