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Re: Morellia Madness
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Originally Posted by Toad37
That’s a great looking critter, Toad! I’ll have to get my Bredli fix vicariously through you, Gio, and one or two others. Love em, but I think I need to add pairs to animals here before additional species.
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Re: Morellia Madness
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Originally Posted by jmcrook
That’s a great looking critter, Toad! I’ll have to get my Bredli fix vicariously through you, Gio, and one or two others. Love em, but I think I need to add pairs to animals here before additional species.
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That's what I did with Hognose snakes. I originally got three, lost one to a tumor, but I felt like I learned so much more about them because I had a pair. Not sure why, I guess just looking at it from a "I might breed these" angle it forced, or I should say motivated, me to do more research and learn more than I may have had I only had the one. Not necessarily information that I didn't know already but it made me learn about a different part of their life cycle and through that I ended up learning more about the species in general.
Slightly off topic I know, but I really like the idea of pairs.
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Awesome Bredli Toad!
Really putting some size on and it is a Bredli so there's that LOL!
Time for Jewel's 2021 first trip to the deck rail.
She's looking a lot more coastal than she used to look. She's a mix of some kind but the breeder was certain she was at least half coastal.
https://i.imgur.com/hTk4Ipw.jpg
No question she has grown later in life. Its interesting that a different angle with different lighting changes her coloring in photos.
https://i.imgur.com/9KwqsW5.jpg
Big girl! She's close to the size of the old retic.
https://i.imgur.com/NLnat0B.jpg
There is a full house and deck repaint job happening soon. I'll be curious to see how they all look on some freshly painted rails.
https://i.imgur.com/n7HdDLN.jpg
Some damn fine head shots I must say.
https://i.imgur.com/nmvEBdZ.jpg
Thanks for looking!
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Re: Morellia Madness
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Originally Posted by Gio
Awesome Bredli Toad!
Really putting some size on and it is a Bredli so there's that LOL!
Time for Jewel's 2021 first trip to the deck rail.
She's looking a lot more coastal than she used to look. She's a mix of some kind but the breeder was certain she was at least half coastal.
https://i.imgur.com/hTk4Ipw.jpg
No question she has grown later in life. Its interesting that a different angle with different lighting changes her coloring in photos.
https://i.imgur.com/9KwqsW5.jpg
Big girl! She's close to the size of the old retic.
https://i.imgur.com/NLnat0B.jpg
There is a full house and deck repaint job happening soon. I'll be curious to see how they all look on some freshly painted rails.
https://i.imgur.com/n7HdDLN.jpg
Some damn fine head shots I must say.
https://i.imgur.com/nmvEBdZ.jpg
Thanks for looking!
Awesome markings and colour GIo
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Re: Morellia Madness
A rare sight when I went into the snake room this morning. Very very rarely do I find this animal perched on anything taller than her hides or cork bark. Perfect coil dead center of her perches. Sally Jo, “The Rock”, holding down the fort.
[emoji869][emoji91]MM4L[emoji91][emoji869]
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Re: Morellia Madness
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Originally Posted by jmcrook
A rare sight when I went into the snake room this morning. Very very rarely do I find this animal perched on anything taller than her hides or cork bark. Perfect coil dead center of her perches. Sally Jo, “The Rock”, holding down the fort.
[emoji869][emoji91]MM4L[emoji91][emoji869]
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...94ca7e3cd6.jpg
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THE ROCK!
Funny, I don't see Jewel perch much either.
She's my longest but I'm considering switching her cage with the boa's. He's an active dude and I catch him pushing although not hard certain days.
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Continue the madness!
Mother's Day was beautiful here. I had a chance to get both Jewel and Kevin out. My wife was cool with it for a short time.
I posted Kev's pictures on his own thread.
I left one out to post here and a few new ones of Jewel. She's getting that dinosaur head with older age.
https://i.imgur.com/WCTe0mz.jpg
The one of Kevin I left out of his solo thread.
https://i.imgur.com/zB3tuRp.jpg
I had them on the opposite end of where I usually take the photos. They all still look similar LOL.
https://i.imgur.com/sd6YETE.jpg
Looooooong and lean.
https://i.imgur.com/9yBVgCs.jpg
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Re: Morellia Madness
I love the adult meaty heads, cool pics[emoji106][emoji106][emoji7]as usual Gio
Both look a really decent size, what size are they Gio
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Re: Morellia Madness
Gio I hope you don't mind me saying, your house is gorgeous and a fantastic back drop for some beautiful animals. Thanks for sharing and making me jealous yet again!
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Re: Morellia Madness
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Originally Posted by richardhind1972
I love the adult meaty heads, cool pics[emoji106][emoji106][emoji7]as usual Gio
Both look a really decent size, what size are they Gio
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Hello Sir,
Jewel is an 8 footer maybe a bit longer now. She has had a bizarre, late life growth spurt and she's still adding weight.
Kevin is more average. He's 4 1/2 to 5 feet. Probably closer to 5. I'm expecting him to really size up this summer.
And for the record, the boa is about 6.5-7 feet.
The Royal id 4.5 feet.
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