1.0 2019 Brisbane Coastal Carpet Progression

Moved this kid into the rack after moving Charli Mae into an enclosure. No more free standing tubs now. Weighed in at 87grams as well.
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Awesome. What a looker even at 87G! Cannot wait to see him at size.

Thanks buddy! I just peeked in his tub and of course he pooped within minutes of being introduced to his new apartment, so I guess he’s actually a tad under 87grams hah! Can’t wait until he starts getting that big blocky mature carpet head in the next couple years


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Sssssmmmmmoooooooking!!!

Look at him all stretched out!
Looks confident.

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Look at him all stretched out!
Looks confident.

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Oh yeah! This one is easily the most boldly confident of the three morelia here. Comes right out of the tub to investigate whatever is going on anytime I go in there. Once he’s hooked and in hand he’s calm as can be too.

He’ll be in this smaller tub until he’s probably over 100grams or more. He’d be fine in the next larger tub, but this will be nice to have an empty prepped tub next to him. Can just put him in a clean tub when he makes a mess and then clean his dirty tub in the meantime.


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Oh yeah! This one is easily the most boldly confident of the three morelia here. Comes right out of the tub to investigate whatever is going on anytime I go in there. Once he’s hooked and in hand he’s calm as can be too.

He’ll be in this smaller tub until he’s probably over 100grams or more. He’d be fine in the next larger tub, but this will be nice to have an empty prepped tub next to him. Can just put him in a clean tub when he makes a mess and then clean his dirty tub in the meantime.


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I think the males tend to be a bit more busy and arboreal in my limited experience.

I did see a study, or maybe it was in The Mutton/Julander book that made mention of males being found in the canopy more often and having a somewhat larger range which makes sense.

I have only seen Kevin in a ground hide once and a few times on top of a hide. He's been perched 98% of the time, so I'll be curious to see a comparison between your Brisy pair.

My female coastal has opted for the floor of the cage in the last few years and rarely perches at least when I'm awake. I think she may climb at night, and I think the Bredli cruises the floor at night.

You are in a good position to study the male/female differences since your pair are close in age and size.

Of course we haven't mentioned "The Rock" here, but that's another subject!!

What an absolute beauty!

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What an absolute beauty!

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Thank you! Good to see you back again!


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Fresh shed recently and looking [emoji817]
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