They sure can eat.....

My two coastal carpet python have a wicked appetite, so I snapped some pictures on feeding day last week and figured I would share ;) Anyone who has ever owned anything Morelia knows how fiesty they get during feeding time :devilish:

http://danielhillreptiles.com/New%20...20CCP/ccp1.jpg

http://danielhillreptiles.com/New%20...20CCP/CCP2.jpg

mmmmmm rat pups my favorite!!!


~mike

Recently found new homes for my cheynei which i did not want part with. and a sweet pair of bredli which now reside at the national aquarium in baltimore, austrailian exibits. those pythons had no limits to what or how much they would eat. and you better make sure that your hands and arms were not within striking distance. kinda miss them but the space that they took up was used for more bp racks, my first love. :)

That's what I'm talking about Daniel!!

Seems like you're getting better and better with the camera every shot! ... If you're ever out this way, bring it with you and I'll put you to work!! ;)

-adam

Gorgeus Carpets and gorgeus photos!
cant wait until i get my carpet :D , she should arrive hopefully next week:rockon:

I agree Daniel. Carpets can put the food away but nowhere near as much as the bredli!! :D

Daniel I am glad to see that those guys are eating and doing well. I would love one but Wedding first..

you said it man. one of my favorite aspects of owning carpets is feeding them.

i just picked up another coastal, this time from will at reptilicus... a tiger-jag sib. feeding her tonite!

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Originally Posted by kzooherpetoculturist

i just picked up another coastal, this time from will at reptilicus... a tiger-jag sib. feeding her tonite!

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Post up some pics!! I picked up two female sibs from Will's MB to jag clutch. They are awesome!! :sunny:

Great pics, and I know exactly what your talking about...... they can definitly put away some rodents.

I hear all this talk of all of you having coastals......WHERE ARE THE PICS!??? lol....:D

My two are also jag-siblings. My male is from a Hypo jag to jag-sibling and my female is from a Hypo jag to normal.

I am really digging the Red Hypo Jag siblings.....next on the list ;)

haha, yeah... its just this dial-up man. it takes so long to upload pics, it just gets frustrating.
the thing about the sibs is they are sooo variable. i love it. i have three currently, plus one 'normal' queensland coastal - or at least i'm told its of the queensland variety.
dan at serpentsonline.com has some really nice ones from the hypo/red hypo line... plus he's got a good reputation and he has some 05's available.