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Black Blood Pythons

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  • 12-21-2008, 02:58 PM
    Hapa_Haole
    Re: Black Blood Pythons
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Krazy99CL View Post
    ChrisK(on the kara's form) has one of the nicest peach heads ive seen to date. :P

    Can you tell me where to find a picture of said peach head? :D
  • 12-22-2008, 06:24 PM
    littleindiangirl
    Re: Black Blood Pythons
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Krazy99CL View Post
    My opinion is there is 3.
    I havent seen anything regarding..het, morph, or percent head black bloods. So the heads are types and morphs are just morphs, if that make sence. Vpi has different morphs. Zebra, Caramel, etc...Carmel morph as been confirmed but not sure what type of gene.

    The black heads are known to grow longer...
    The orange/peach/yellow..(rare imo, nice clean one) smallest.
    Chrome heads grow in between.

    What ever your beliefs are is up to you regarding types or morphs. I tend to say 3 and morphs dont count. But thats me.
    To me...Its like for the bloods for example. They have locales. Brongersmai, Bangka, and sumatra reds. Stripes, hypos, ya-di..ya da..are red morphs to me...

    Just fyi. Kara can confirm the 3 types and their lengths...:P

    Right sorry, I didn't mean to imply that the caramel morph was a head type, although it came off that way.
  • 12-22-2008, 09:25 PM
    redpython
    Re: Black Blood Pythons
    more comments from the peanut gallery.

    brongersmai a locale, it's a species.

    there are also malaysians. i have a pair. they are not common.

    curtus: chromeheads can get as big as the reds, as can the yellow yeads in some occasions.

    There is variation in all three species on size and color.
  • 12-23-2008, 11:20 AM
    redpython
    Re: Black Blood Pythons
    i think if i drank, my spelling and grammar would be better.
  • 01-03-2009, 01:50 PM
    Krazy99CL
    Re: Black Blood Pythons
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Krazy99CL View Post
    ChrisK(on the kara's form) has one of the nicest peach heads ive seen to date. :P

    quote myself. lol. Correction. Christopher89 peach head.
    http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m...1/P8160098.jpg
    I hope he doesnt mind sharing an awesome black like this. Id take it in a heart beat!:rolleye2:
  • 01-03-2009, 01:53 PM
    Krazy99CL
    Re: Black Blood Pythons
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by littleindiangirl View Post
    Right sorry, I didn't mean to imply that the caramel morph was a head type, although it came off that way.

    Connie, its ok. just read it that way. Btw. You should update us on your awesome blacks!:P
  • 01-03-2009, 01:59 PM
    tmartin2347
    Re: Black Blood Pythons
    Black bloods are sweet looking, and that one pictured above is hot.
  • 01-03-2009, 07:14 PM
    littleindiangirl
    Re: Black Blood Pythons
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Krazy99CL View Post
    Connie, its ok. just read it that way. Btw. You should update us on your awesome blacks!:P

    LOL, no YOU should update us on your awesome black!
  • 01-12-2009, 09:58 AM
    anendeloflorien
    Re: Black Blood Pythons
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Krazy99CL View Post

    The black heads are known to grow longer...
    The orange/peach/yellow..(rare imo, nice clean one) smallest.
    Chrome heads grow in between.

    Do they really? That's interesting :D My girl just picked out a beautiful little black head up at NERD. How much of a size difference is there usually with the black heads vs orange/peach/yellow and chromes?
  • 01-12-2009, 11:19 AM
    littleindiangirl
    Re: Black Blood Pythons
    They grow larger than the yellow head locality, but are still the smallest between the 3 species.
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