Breit facials..

New camera lens, now 4 days old and very much enjoying the capabilities of it.. It also does very nice on human portraits of facials too..
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Ultra mini..
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Beautiful blood. Nice photos

Great post! There is tremendous variation with those suboculars. Great post. I have seen some that are teeny tiny with just flat skin around them.

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Originally Posted by Theweinz

Great post! There is tremendous variation with those suboculars. Great post. I have seen some that are teeny tiny with just flat skin around them.

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You have a good eye and perception..:gj: and Thank you..

GREAT photos. Thanks for posting those.

Lovely! I love these photos!


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Great shots Tim!

I want a blood python... I know they're great photos if they make me want one! Great advocacy for the species!

Very nice Tim.

Just so yall know these pics are of python curtus breitensteini. Notice his title "Breit facials" and breitensteini. They are commonly called Borneo short tail pythons. They are all similar but it is important to you know what you want to buy and so you know what you buy.

Kara has a simple break down.
http://bloodpythons.com/cms/index.ph...cies-info.html

I didn't know there was that much variety in this type of snake. Are these different sub-species, or are they different species altogether? I tried looking at the link you provided but I don't know if my browser wasn't loading or what, I couldn't click beyond the page with the three varieties.

Some say sub species and others say species.

Your right that the variety is not there like it is with balls but pretty cool things are being done. They are wonderful snakes with a much different personality than balls.

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I didn't know there was that much variety in this type of snake. Are these different sub-species, or are they different species altogether? I tried looking at the link you provided but I don't know if my browser wasn't loading or what, I couldn't click beyond the page with the three varieties.

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In 2001 the former Curtus family of 3 sub species were promoted to 3 separate species.. Python brongersmai,(red bloods) Python breitensteini, (Borneo python)and Python curtus (Sumatran black python or short tail )
This post contains Only Python Breitensteini as KMG pointed out..( Thank you KMG)..
The 2001 paper described only one animal without the sub oculars and stated the labials did not come in contact with the eye..
Thank you to all, as we get better with the new lens we'll be sure to post more pictures of our addiction..:)

You wouldn't mind if I borrowed one of these for my facebook cover photo, would you?:rolleyes:

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You wouldn't mind if I borrowed one of these for my facebook cover photo, would you?:rolleyes:

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Not at all, it serves as a compliment.. Find the one you like and use it.. You can find a WHOLE lot more on our serpentim FB page as well as the goings on here..:D