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Python Natalensis!!!
Hi from Italy, I know Python natalensis in captivity are very rare, but don't despair: I have 4.2 specimens that will breed in 2009 or 2010 (one female is subadult, the other one is a hatchling).
One of my hatchling males:
http://picasaweb.google.it/Engaiaude...71022311690434
http://picasaweb.google.it/Engaiaude...71018547079458
And see this gorgeous video:
http://it.youtube.com/watch?v=hndRHd1zDWk
Stefano Barone
www.stefanobarone.net
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Re: Python Natalensis!!!
daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam!!!!!!!!!!!
that's a big-a$$ snake!!!! what's it's common name? nice video.
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Re: Python Natalensis!!!
Originally Posted by Seba
Wow, never seen one of those. That has GOT to be somehow related to a ball (first picture)!! Beautiful and congrats!
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Re: Python Natalensis!!!
Originally Posted by munding
daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam!!!!!!!!!!!
that's a big-a$$ snake!!!! what's it's common name? nice video.
It's common names are Natal rock python, Southern rock python, Lesser rock python. Once it was considered a subspecies of Python sebae, but now it's a full species [D. G. Broadley ,PYTHON NATALENSIS IS A VALID SPECIES, 1999, African Herp News 29:31-32]
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Re: Python Natalensis!!!
ah i see..
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