Re: Sub-Saharan ball python help!
I am unfamiliar with sub Saharan. do they just get bigger or is there some other reason to collect one? How is it any different than any other wild caught bp?
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Re: Sub-Saharan ball python help!
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scooter11
I am unfamiliar with sub Saharan. do they just get bigger or is there some other reason to collect one? How is it any different than any other wild caught bp?
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They seem to be bigger and have large clutch sizes. Also I have a 10 year old female and she is big, around 5'8" but I don't think she compares to some others.
Sub-Saharan ball python help!
Re: Sub-Saharan ball python help!
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MrLang
Maybe it's just the result of letting a bp grow out naturally in an open environment over many years? I don't think there are that many 15 year old captive hatched normals in the trade. Maybe after many years of growing, some of which without laying eggs, ball pythons just get to the '6-7 feet' that all the wildlife fact descriptions say they can and all the hobbyists say they can't based on their own anecdotal evidence?
You should check out google images sometime. Most of those pics would be quite difficult to shop.
Re: Sub-Saharan ball python help!
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kitedemon
Mine is not 6 foot but she is very close 5'8 maybe 9" she is 3850 gm as of last shed last week.
That would be a very skinny ball python. I have a female that is 5'1'' and she was 4830 at time of ovulation, I also have a het ghost that is 3900g that is shorter than 5'1''. Any ways there is a breeder in flagstaff that him and i will be doing some trades for his volta with my larger ghana babies. I also have a lesser from my female that is about 2500g and got well over 1900g in 18 months. Here is a picture (not my pic) of a volta owned by carlos rojas http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k8...ps79ed956b.jpg