Came home to these!!

She gave me 9 eggs, it was her first year, me and my boys were happy to find them.
http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u...id9eggs002.jpg
http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u...id9eggs003.jpg
http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u...id9eggs010.jpg
Thanks for looking, Brad

:gj: excellent !

awsome!! you just don't see these enough!!

Congrats Brad Angolans are one of my favorites besides BP's please update us when they hatch

Angolans are cool congrats I don't remember seeing angolan hatchlings can't wait.

Very cool, Brad! Congrats!!!

Nice job Brad. Very cool snakes!

Congrats on the eggs. The head of that snake looks just like a BP!

Angolans seem to be very closely related to BPs.. very similar body structure, just about the biggest difference is merely the paintjob they sport.

They also seem to have beaded scales.

Very cool.

Congrats on the clutch.

Congrats. I dont understand why you dont see these around more often. There are gorgeous animals

She is beautiful congrats on the clutch!

CONGRATULATIONS!

Now I know a new species of python as well.

Nice! I hope more people breed them. They are very rare in canada and very pricey, I hope there will be more produced cause I really want one.

that is one adorable mom!:) grats on the clutch!

Awesome, let me know when they hatch out. I may be interested in acquiring a pair.

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They also seem to have beaded scales.

Very cool.

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And from what I understand, they have a more outgoing personality and are not picky eaters.

Definately cool!!! Congrats :gj:

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Nice! I hope more people breed them. They are very rare in canada and very pricey, I hope there will be more produced cause I really want one.

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And The US as well.

IK would definately keep one of these if I had the opportunity! Very Cool

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They also seem to have beaded scales.

Very cool.

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Just the flash from the camera they really are identical to bp's minus the price tag and the pattern. Not sure about temperament.

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Just the flash from the camera they really are identical to bp's minus the price tag and the pattern. Not sure about temperament.

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Thanks for all the nice comments.

Mine have a good temperament and easy to work with.
As far as there scales go beaded all the way!!

That has to be the coolest looking ball python I've ever seen!

JK man, congrats on the clutch. Is this species as difficult to breed in captivity as others make it out to be?

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That has to be the coolest looking ball python I've ever seen!

JK man, congrats on the clutch. Is this species as difficult to breed in captivity as others make it out to be?

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Thanks for the comments.

No just like balls, they are fun to work with!!
Thanks again, Brad

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Thanks for all the nice comments.

Mine have a good temperament and easy to work with.
As far as there scales go beaded all the way!!

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Really?? I stand corrected. I don't remember that on the ones from the Pomona show this year. Then again I was several feet away and did not handle them.

Congrats on the eggs!! I saw my first Angolans the other day. I thought they were a Ball morph at first. lol

congrats and good luck on the up and coming litter.:)

Congrats on the clutch Brad!! :gj:
I have a pair of hatchlings coming my way soon and I am stoked to finally be working with these species.


Just a quick link for the few people that need some info on these pythons:

http://www.pythons.com/angolan-pythons.html