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cool judging by whats been said , it sounds like its well worth having both of the books :D , so im going to have to order it :rockon:
p.s is there any news/rumours of a Pythons of the world similar to the vol 1 (i love that book ) in the works perhap pythons of indonesia or Papua new guinea ?
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p.s is there any news/rumours of a Pythons of the world similar to the vol 1 (i love that book ) in the works perhap pythons of indonesia or Papua new guinea ?
I don't know about other works that they may have on the burner, but the one we're refering to IS Pythons of the World Volume II. :)
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I just ordered Kevin's book this week and plan on getting the Barkers book in the next couple. Couldn't decide between the two and with the posts here- it looks like they both have strong points.
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I just ordered Kevin's book this week and plan on getting the Barkers book in the next couple. Couldn't decide between the two and with the posts here- it looks like they both have strong points.
You can't go wrong with either one! You're going to really enjoy The Complete Ball Python!
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Originally Posted by recycling goddess
i received my first book on ball pythons today and my eyes are in heaven. i can't believe how many absolutely beautiful morphs i've seen in this book. and the information... well it's amazing how much i've already learned and that was with a mere two hours.
http://www.vpi.com/
Pythons of the World, Vol 2
BALL PYTHONS: History, Natural History, Care & Breeding
A book by David G. Barker & Tracy M. Barker
the images showing the differences between the same morph but created by a different breeder was so nice to see. i've heard about the differences but seeing them with your own eyes is very enlightening.
i can't wait to read more!!!
Since the next issue of my magazine is "Pets" I'm adding a review of this book to my issue.
If anyone wants to have a "quote" of theirs in with the review... let me know. Post it here exactly as you'd like it to read (we will edit for grammar) and sign the name you want to go with it. Either your first name or first and last... not a username. You all have few days to post your quotes... I think it'll be a great addition to the review to have others chiming in their thoughts as well!
One, two sentences... a paragraph... whatever tickles your fancy. There's lots of room for quotes on the page!
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post it here or pm me... either way works for me!
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Ordered the VPI book yesterday..w00t... :carrot:
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wow now i wanna get it!! but i dont have the money for that right now:(.but for sure i'll get to finally try to get my morphs straight and learn more about BP's.plus it'll give me something to do if any of my classes get boring:D.
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wow now i wanna get it!! but i dont have the money for that right now:(.but for sure i'll get to finally try to get my morphs straight and learn more about BP's.plus it'll give me something to do if any of my classes get boring:D.
It's not exactly an inconspicous (sp?) book, nor a small one - in fact, it's rather heavy! Not easy to sneak peeks into during class! :P
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It's not exactly an inconspicous (sp?) book, nor a small one - in fact, it's rather heavy! Not easy to sneak peeks into during class! :P
lol yeah i know it's a big one.during my math class when the teahcer does nothing but talk and talk, i bring out my "Snake" book which is pretty big and i read it(the teacher reviews everything i already know and that gets boring) and i dont even think he notices.
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