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MyLove, a motley-golden child reticulated python at The Reptile Zoo in California
I Want One 
MyLove was bred at the zoo and has the motley gene and the golden child gene, which is what makes her scales so colorful and bright in sunlight.
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Bogertophis (07-03-2021),EL-Ziggy (07-03-2021),Gio (07-03-2021),richardhind1972 (07-03-2021)
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Awesomely beautiful, but way too much snake for me.  I can sure understand how she got her name though. 
Rudeness is the weak man's imitation of strength.
Eric Hoffer (1902 - 1983)
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Re: MyLove, a motley-golden child reticulated python at The Reptile Zoo in California
That Motley Golden-child is hands down my favorite retic morph!
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Re: MyLove, a motley-golden child reticulated python at The Reptile Zoo in California
 Originally Posted by richardhind1972
Absolutely stunning, I love the iridescence on dark snakes and this golden child retic really is next level. 
I agree with Bogertophis, way too much snake for me too.
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I'd much sooner bring home a Sunbeam snake- all the iridescence on a much smaller 'package'.  LOL
Rudeness is the weak man's imitation of strength.
Eric Hoffer (1902 - 1983)
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