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    Macklot's pythons - where's the love?

    I never see too much about Macklot's pythons around any of the forums but my pair are some of my most impressive snakes. They're extremely curious and legitimately seem almost intelligent at times. They're about 5 years old and are well beyond their juvenile snappiness....very cool snakes.












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    Pretty snakes

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    Very impressive snakes.

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    Very inpressive snakes AND pics! Sweet!

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    Re: Macklot's pythons - where's the love?

    Quote Originally Posted by PorcelainxDoll View Post
    Pretty snakes

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    Quote Originally Posted by ChrisS View Post
    Very impressive snakes.
    Yeah I don't know why they don't get more attention... or even their close relatives the Savu pythons that have a little more color on them. They're a lot of fun!

    Quote Originally Posted by Mrl249 View Post
    Very inpressive snakes AND pics! Sweet!
    Thanks!

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    Those are awesome. I've never seen I e before.

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    I've never even heard of them, but I love that iridencese (SP?)
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    I've got a pair of macks myself, but they're still young and snippy. They guy I got them from though uses his adults all the time in educational shows and they are some of the calmest most easy going snakes I've ever met. I understand they get over their juvenile attitude very quickly once they reach adult size. But even so, they're still some of the most favorite snakes in my collection. Their iridescence in person is amazing and I know exactly what you're talking about with their intelligence. I do enjoy all of my snakes, but they really are not the Einsteins of the animal world. The Macklots however seem different in that respect, they just seem to be much more aware.

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    They're very beautiful! I think we'll need to keep seeing pictures of them in the future!


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