jigsaw

does anyone know where i can find a jigsaw?

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Originally Posted by chago11

does anyone know where i can find a jigsaw?

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Do you have $20,000? I think that was the price of the one at the Tinley park show

A Jigsaw Ball Python is a Pinstripe Mojave. I have seen them priced around $1500.00 this year. Just do an image serch on Google and you will get lots of pictures

i didnt know they were that much. how about 800+ gram female mojo or pin and a 300+ gram male mojo or pin.

I'd guess you could find them on the internets.

Hope that helps :P

Seriously, online classifieds and reptile shows are the way to go.

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Originally Posted by chago11

i didnt know they were that much. how about 800+ gram female mojo or pin and a 300+ gram male mojo or pin.

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http://www.bhbreptiles.com/

i have check google and still dont find any jigsaws for sale so if anyone knows a breeder let me know. i check bhb and they dont have a normal pin.

I think Matthew from Blue Apple Herps had mentioned doing a jigsaw project. Perhaps check him out?

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Originally Posted by kelevra

I think Matthew from Blue Apple Herps had mentioned doing a jigsaw project. Perhaps check him out?

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thanks i will contact him. is there any other breeder working on this project.

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Originally Posted by joepythons

Do you have $20,000? I think that was the price of the one at the Tinley park show

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Really? Aren't they just a mojo x pin? I thought they would be like 1-2k?

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Originally Posted by demjor19

Really? Aren't they just a mojo x pin? I thought they would be like 1-2k?

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My fault i had the price incorrect :oops:.Here is the one was at Tinley.

http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/k...ley2009033.jpg

I'm sure there are a ton of folks working on jigsaws, me included. I just think a lot of folks hold back neat combos and there are not many for sale.

Best bet wait till spring/summer when stuff starts hatching.... Good luck!

I'm hoping these will be my future project! I love this morph!! I will be going to a show in two weeks and hope to pick up a nice Mojave and a Pinstripe!

YouTube - Henry Piorun views his clutch of PinStripe(F) to KillerBee (M) - Part 2 of 2

Its in Canada though so I'm not sure.

Hi,

Anyone else notice the live mouse in the pastave's tub? :confused:


dr del

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Originally Posted by dr del

Hi,

Anyone else notice the live mouse in the pastave's tub? :confused:


dr del

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I thought it was a rat pup if I'm not mistaken. But I could be wrong..

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Originally Posted by dr del

Hi,

Anyone else notice the live mouse in the pastave's tub? :confused:


dr del

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I though i was seeing things :O

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Originally Posted by kelevra

I think Matthew from Blue Apple Herps had mentioned doing a jigsaw project. Perhaps check him out?

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Yup, trying to. So far my pin male hasn't shown any interest. This may turn into a Cinnamon Mojave project. But I'm not giving up!

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Originally Posted by Blue Apple Herps

Yup, trying to. So far my pin male hasn't shown any interest. This may turn into a Cinnamon Mojave project. But I'm not giving up!

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What is it about pin males?? I have an 08 that FINALLY figured it out within the last 2 weeks. He missed one of the females (a pastel) that I wanted him to hook up with, but she already ovulated. But in the last 2 weeks he has locked with my mojo, a super light normal, a real dark clean normal and a blackback normal. Hopefully I get some pins with a variety in the pattern...

Looks good... :salute:

is it me or did he put the pastaves in the wrong tub. that cant be good for records keeping.

Henry Keeps records by drawing out the snakes head pattern on the back of its feed card. He has been at this for a few days :gj::gj:

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Originally Posted by Royal Morphz

Henry Keeps records by drawing out the snakes head pattern on the back of its feed card. He has been at this for a few days :gj::gj:

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Are you serious? That's cool. I wouldn't have enough artistic talent.

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Originally Posted by dr del

Hi,

Anyone else notice the live mouse in the pastave's tub? :confused:


dr del

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Is there a problem with that? sorry, not trying to start something or sound rude but I really dont see whats wrong?

Hi,

Not really I just wasn't expecting it.

He certainly knows how to feed live safely given the amount of snakes and knowledge he has - I was wondering about the circumstances though.

He could have put it in there mere minutes before after all or it could have been in there all night.

It's just that if I disturb mine during feeding time theres a greater chance of putting them off eating all together so I wouldn't have pulled them out of the tub like that and then put them back in again.

Also the fact I thought it was a mouse at that size means it has full dentition so could have hurt the snake if left unsupervised overnight etc. If it is a rat that becomes less likely.

It just raised all these questions and didn't provide any answers. :)


dr del

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Originally Posted by dr del

Hi,

Not really I just wasn't expecting it.

He certainly knows how to feed live safely given the amount of snakes and knowledge he has - I was wondering about the circumstances though.

He could have put it in there mere minutes before after all or it could have been in there all night.

It's just that if I disturb mine during feeding time theres a greater chance of putting them off eating all together so I wouldn't have pulled them out of the tub like that and then put them back in again.

Also the fact I thought it was a mouse at that size means it has full dentition so could have hurt the snake if left unsupervised overnight etc. If it is a rat that becomes less likely.

It just raised all these questions and didn't provide any answers. :)


dr del

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Good points! and a classy response! :gj:

Not cool when a mouse goes to town on a snake.

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Originally Posted by joepythons

I though i was seeing things :O

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+1!:rolleye2: