Morph carpet python

Ok everyone. Let's see some of your pictures of your morph carpet pythons. Albinos,Zeberas etc.:)

Axanthic coastal
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Tiger Jaguar coastal
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My other two are normals :)


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That Tiger Jag coastal looks amazing. How old is it?

She is just over 14 months now and doing great. I just can't wait for her AP T12 to get here.


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What's your feeding schedule for her?

The carpets get 10-15% of their body weight. When she was younger she was on a 7 day feed schedule. Once she hit around 175g at about a year she was bumped back to 10 days. We usually don't feed any one once they are in shed until a day after. Also she gets out to stretch a couple times a week once she is done digesting.


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Possibley caramel axanthic jag but breeder was unsure about markings... so sold her as an axanthic jag
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That's a nice azantic jag as well. Carpet pythons are kinda addictive aren't they.

I think caramels are a morph. :)

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Tigerhawk - thanks. Yes they are very addicting! I wish I'd started with them!
Ziggy- you're snake has an amazing colour! I can't wait till my girl gets to that size!

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I think that they are great. You just have to get them past that stage where they bite all the time. I had one that never bit from when it was a month old. Then some that were going to bite quite often. But they all settled down. I do believe that they are getting more popular. I also believe that their is a lot that can be done with them morph wise. Just look at what they are doing with them in there native land.

@ Hawk- You are spot on about the morph possibilities. I think we're just at the tip of the iceberg. And like you said the stuff they have in Australia is unreal!

Ok everyone, let's see your pictures. What are you waiting on?:)