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    Re: What type of carpet python is this?

    Quote Originally Posted by mainbutter View Post
    It isn't.

    Even most female pure coastals rarely break 10 or 11 ft.
    Great!

    Thats about perfect. So rarely, im guessing Max to be expected is 8 foot and usual is 6 - 7 foot?

    And I agree, it is one hell of a good lookin snake!

    Im getting the snake, the 35g tank, heat bulb, hides, branches, ect ect FOR ONLY 20$

    Perfectly healthy snake, and al lthat for 20$

    No way am I passing that up

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    Re: What type of carpet python is this?

    At this point in American herpetoculture... you can almost say "if you have to ask, it's probably a mutt."

    not that that's a bad thing though, like dog-mutts, they are usually very hardy and just as beautiful.
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    Re: What type of carpet python is this?

    Quote Originally Posted by Colin Vestrand View Post
    At this point in American herpetoculture... you can almost say "if you have to ask, it's probably a mutt."

    not that that's a bad thing though, like dog-mutts, they are usually very hardy and just as beautiful.
    Well said sir...

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    Re: What type of carpet python is this?

    All of that for $20? I'd take the deal too! Just make sure he's nice and healthy, before letting him near the rest of your collection...
    Lolo's Collection...
    Ball Pythons: 0.4 Normals, 1.0 Pastel, 1.1 Mojaves, 1.0 Black Pastel, 2.0 Spiders, 0.1 Lesser, 1.0 Orange Ghost, 0.1 Honeybee
    0.1 Spotted Python, 1.1 Stimson's Pythons, 1.0 Jungle Carpet Python
    3.4 Corn Snakes, 1.1 Western Hognose Snakes, 1.2 cats, and 1.0 dog (47lb mutt)

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    Re: What type of carpet python is this?

    Quote Originally Posted by Lolo76 View Post
    All of that for $20? I'd take the deal too! Just make sure he's nice and healthy, before letting him near the rest of your collection...
    Yeah! Originally it was for 200$

    But I got da skeeeelll in bringing prices down as you can see



    Anyway, Yeah Im going to be doing quarintine for sure, Would do it with any snake

    Thanks

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