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  1. 10-25-2012, 10:44 PM #1
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    Morelia spilota ssp

    Morelia spilota cheynei - Leif; my first snake. A big male (over 2000 grams) Jungle carpet python that is tame as can be.






    Morelia spilota ssp. - Ornate; a big female (over 2100 grams) Diamond - Coastal Intergrade produced by Marc and Erin Buhaly.
    (She's in deep shed her)


    (She normally is much lighter, like this)


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    Absolutely beautiful.

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    Nice looking snakes, thanks for sharing. It's always good to see something besides ball pythons on here, even if it is a site dedicated to them.
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    Thanks you three! I really love these two. They are two of the biggest I own and not an issue with either one of them. Both eat whenever offered and are pretty calm!
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