deppei jani

These never fail to impress, especially as they just get nicer and nicer with every slough
http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/forum...bf-female2.jpg

http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/forum...9-f2-male3.jpg

What a beautiful animal.
Yes, I am impressed.

Very nice. I'm impressed as well.


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Slough is such a gross word, lol. But very nice, not usually a fan of these guys, but you have a beauty there.

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Always fun raising up snakes that just get better and better! Any pictures of the parents?

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What a beautiful animal.

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Thanks D

Those two where hatched last season and are great examples of hatchling colourations.

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Very nice. I'm impressed as well.


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Nice one T, I've had a love affair with jani for almost 20 years now

AL

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Slough is such a gross word, lol. But very nice, not usually a fan of these guys, but you have a beauty there.

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:) I know but it sounds better than shed ,which always reminds me of a place to store garden tools.

These are just really pretty snakes as adults and the change from hatch to adult is staggering.

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Always fun raising up snakes that just get better and better! Any pictures of the parents?

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Agree with you 100% John, all the joy is in raising them up from babies and observing all the subtle changes.

I will grab some up to date pics of some of my adults soon, meantime here's a few nice pics to illustrate dramatic the colour change.

http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/forum...238-femjan.jpg
Juve 'colouring up' nicely.

http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/forum...6-dscn1452.jpg
http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/forum...8-dscn1349.jpg
Nice example bred my me and owned by my pal John Dhont

http://www.reptileforums.co.uk/forum...165955-wow.jpg
Reduced black example

Some natural beauty right there. :gj:

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Some natural beauty right there. :gj:

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Agreed John :)

I can vividly remember seeing them described as 'possibly the nicest pituophis species' on Lloyd Lemkes list back in the 90's.


AL