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  1. 05-09-2011, 03:42 PM #21
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    Maybe this will sound like a stupid question, but what is "wild type"?

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    It's what we call "normal" BPs that are not a proven color morph. The more common wild types have the pattern that yours does with some "alien heads" along the sides. The markings that look like an alien head with eyes.
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    Re: New member =)

    that is a cool hide, and welcome
    I've always been a boa girl at heart.
    Where reptiles are not just apart of our lives, they are our lives.
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    "Wild type" is simply another name for a "normal". Wild type is how nature intended ball pythons to look like. They are what you TYPICALLY would find in the wild.
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  5. 05-09-2011, 04:01 PM #25
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    Nice! Thanks for answers guys/gals! ;D
    I'll post few new pics of my BP in a minute!
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    Here are some pics as I promised.

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    Time is the seed of Universe. ~Mahabharata
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    shes beautiful!
    i love the fact that she isn't as fat as pretty much every other B.P. (i know, i know, she is still young)

    seems adorable
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    Quote Originally Posted by Munizfire View Post
    shes beautiful!
    i love the fact that she isn't as fat as pretty much every other B.P. (i know, i know, she is still young)

    seems adorable
    I recently saw an add for a bearded dragon. In this add the girl stated that her dragon was nice and thin instead of round, and didn't look all fat and unhealthy like other people's dragons because she didn't feed it as much....

    I didn't agree with that either..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Foschi Exotic Serpents View Post
    I recently saw an add for a bearded dragon. In this add the girl stated that her dragon was nice and thin instead of round, and didn't look all fat and unhealthy like other people's dragons because she didn't feed it as much....

    I didn't agree with that either..
    Poor beardie!
    Beardies are fat bodied lizards and are supposed to be "round" as are ball pythons as I've heard. I've read that BP's are the "fattest" of all pythons, considering their size.
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    Time is the seed of Universe. ~Mahabharata
    Bearded Dragon is basically a dog with scales.
    If you wish to live and thrive, let the spider run alive.
    FaceBook albums, my animals: http://www.facebook.com/saso.okic?sk=photos

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    1 Pogona vitticeps/Bearded Dragon
    1 Python regius/Ball Python/Royal Python
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    Quote Originally Posted by Munizfire View Post
    shes beautiful!
    i love the fact that she isn't as fat as pretty much every other B.P. (i know, i know, she is still young)

    seems adorable

    Thanks
    Yes he is still small, 46cm from snout to tip of the tail. Does anyone know how old he is, considering his size?
    Does he look healthy?
    Last edited by Atrax; 05-10-2011 at 06:14 AM.
    Time is the seed of Universe. ~Mahabharata
    Bearded Dragon is basically a dog with scales.
    If you wish to live and thrive, let the spider run alive.
    FaceBook albums, my animals: http://www.facebook.com/saso.okic?sk=photos

    My exotic family:
    65 Bird Eaters/Tarantulas
    1 Pogona vitticeps/Bearded Dragon
    1 Python regius/Ball Python/Royal Python
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