Bredli Headly.

[Gio]

Nothing special here, but I do find it interesting that the Morelia Bredli species and the Morelia Spilota species do show their differences in subtle ways.

These head shots show some of the differences.







The heat pits have a different look and obviously the scales on the head are much different.

[Craiga 01453]

Very cool! Thanks for sharing!!

[vivi]

Stunning colors, I love that second picture!! They look beautiful in the natural light, thanks for the pictures!

[richardhind1972]

Really great pics gio, there markings are so cool

I Love the heat pits on python's

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[RickyNY]

Thanks for sharing Gio. I'm so glad we're enjoying our Morelia critters.
Let's keep the Morelia sub-forum alive!

[jmcrook]

Let's keep the Morelia sub-forum alive!

Morelia Mafia for life!


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[RickyNY]

Morelia Mafia for life!


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haha JM, you made my day homie!

[Reptile$ 4 Life]

I thought I had my mind set on a boa next, but my resolve is seriously wavering now. Carpets are just so beautiful!

[Gio]

I thought I had my mind set on a boa next, but my resolve is seriously wavering now. Carpets are just so beautiful!

Both are exceptional pets.

Both are worth keeping if you can.

I wish the locality carpets were cherished here as much as the locality boas. There are not many here in the US.

No offense to morph animals, but Mother Nature has done a wonderful job with carpets. I have a mix, and my Bredli is a hypo, but looks like a "perfect" wild specimen I suppose.

Look at some of the Aussie carpets in the wild, they are beautiful.

IMO, as good as it gets.

You will find some really beautiful boas here.

Pick your fancy and go with it.

1 boa and 2 carpets here.

The royal is a nice decoration LOL!

[Reptile$ 4 Life]

Both are exceptional pets.

Both are worth keeping if you can.

I wish the locality carpets were cherished here as much as the locality boas. There are not many here in the US.

No offense to morph animals, but Mother Nature has done a wonderful job with carpets. I have a mix, and my Bredli is a hypo, but looks like a "perfect" wild specimen I suppose.

Look at some of the Aussie carpets in the wild, they are beautiful.

IMO, as good as it gets.

You will find some really beautiful boas here.

Pick your fancy and go with it.

1 boa and 2 carpets here.

The royal is a nice decoration LOL!

I definately plan on owning both, and I love the carpets attutude as babies. They just think they are the fiercest little dudes to ever live on Earth, but I've also heard that some boas are like that.

Locality and wild animals are definately beautiful. Sometimes I think we over look the natural beauty in these animals and focus for on the specifically breed traits. Don't get me wrong I love the various morphs but I do think we need to appreciate the natural beauty more often.