My Snake Collection.

[Crazymonkee]

Haha. No way! :p

Can't blame me for trying :sly:

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[3skulls]

Forgot to add...

Damon (H.o.F.R.) was nice enough to split a table with us over the weekend. We planned to sell snakes, not buy them but we all know how that works.

Saw this male Carpet and had to snatch him up


Bad pic and he is in shed.

He looks a lot like my female.

Colors I have not seen around here. I have came across a few pics here and there of Coastals looking like her but not many. So when we saw him, I couldn't pass it up.

Looks like we have a new project. We have been asking around for awhile and some say she might be Axanthic. We paired her last year and her babies didn't come out looking like her. Could it be recessive? Maybe.

I'm really excited about the project

[3skulls]

And yet another new snake.

.1 Mexican Pine
So pretty and I love how they look like they are so mad.


And one of my Texas x Grey Rats. Love these guys.

[3skulls]

A few locks already this season. het Clowns, Fire and my Bee have all started getting the job done. Albino and Cinnamon males are young and confused but I feel they will come around.

Some snake pics for the Hell of it.
Bad lighting.

This is out big girl. 3100g +
Came in as a rescue about 18 months ago . Only 900g, could see her spine. Huge open sore on top of her head. She is super scared up. 3-4 eye caps, stuck shed. Now she is happy and a beast!


Up next. One of our Pastels from the het Pastel boy.


The only Bee that popped out for us. She has really high white sides. I'm hoping she stays that way.


My Dumeril's she is getting big and didn't want her pic taken.


Hypo BCI.


Pure IJ Granite. Super cool looking in person.

[loud]

Incredible collection, thank you so much for sharing. I enjoyed the photos immensely!

Hope you don't mind a question, but how would you describe the bright yellow JCP female in the first post?

I'm interested in a JCP as my first snake and have been speaking to a breeder, but not quite sure how to describe what I want. I don't have a preference for high yellow or high black, but I do strongly prefer a distinct separation of the two colors and more solid patterns. Really a fan of the bright neon yellow, nothing pale or golden/orange/brown. Is there any special terminology for these colors and patterns, or should I just ramble on at the breeder and hope he gets my meaning? LOL

Thanks for your help, and again, great collection and photos.

[Mike41793]

Incredible collection, thank you so much for sharing. I enjoyed the photos immensely!

Hope you don't mind a question, but how would you describe the bright yellow JCP female in the first post?



I'm interested in a JCP as my first snake and have been speaking to a breeder, but not quite sure how to describe what I want. I don't have a preference for high yellow or high black, but I do strongly prefer a distinct separation of the two colors and more solid patterns. Really a fan of the bright neon yellow, nothing pale or golden/orange/brown. Is there any special terminology for these colors and patterns, or should I just ramble on at the breeder and hope he gets my meaning? LOL

Thanks for your help, and again, great collection and photos.

Rich would be able to explain it better because he has a lot of carpets but the two words i would use would be "clean and crisp". You don't want a lot of black flecking or speckling in the yellows. You want a clean pattern.

I love jungles! Rich's pair needs to grow up and hatch babies for me.

[loud]

Rich would be able to explain it better because he has a lot of carpets but the two words i would use would be "clean and crisp". You don't want a lot of black flecking or speckling in the yellows. You want a clean pattern.

I love jungles! Rich's pair needs to grow up and hatch babies for me.

Thanks so much Mike, that makes sense and really helps. Jungles are so stunning, especially 3skulls's, and I can't wait to have a JCP of my own. I feel pretty good about the CP breeder I am going with, but if somehow he doesn't have what I'm looking for I'll be contacting 3skulls for sure!!

[DooLittle]

Thanks so much Mike, that makes sense and really helps. Jungles are so stunning, especially 3skulls's, and I can't wait to have a JCP of my own. I feel pretty good about the CP breeder I am going with, but if somehow he doesn't have what I'm looking for I'll be contacting 3skulls for sure!!

I would highly recommend Rich. You should check him out first.

[3skulls]

Incredible collection, thank you so much for sharing. I enjoyed the photos immensely!

Hope you don't mind a question, but how would you describe the bright yellow JCP female in the first post?



I'm interested in a JCP as my first snake and have been speaking to a breeder, but not quite sure how to describe what I want. I don't have a preference for high yellow or high black, but I do strongly prefer a distinct separation of the two colors and more solid patterns. Really a fan of the bright neon yellow, nothing pale or golden/orange/brown. Is there any special terminology for these colors and patterns, or should I just ramble on at the breeder and hope he gets my meaning? LOL

Thanks for your help, and again, great collection and photos.

Thank you!
I would tell them you want Highlighter yellows, high contrast, clean!

Look for Python Pete and Hare lines.

And thanks for the kind words everyone!
I'm so excited for some of the Carpet projects to take off.

[loud]

I would highly recommend Rich. You should check him out first.

Thanks for the suggestion! I'll be sure to keep him in mind. I am really loving the snakes in this thread, and if I weren't already in contact with another breeder, I'd be begging to buy a baby!! As it is, I do feel pretty good about the guy I've spoken with (Nick Mutton) so we'll see how that goes first.

Thank you!
I would tell them you want Highlighter yellows, high contrast, clean!

Look for Python Pete and Hare lines.

And thanks for the kind words everyone!
I'm so excited for some of the Carpet projects to take off.

Thank you so much! Definitely a big help - I was indeed wondering if there were specific lines to be on the lookout for. Really appreciate it, will have to keep this thread and your website bookmarked for the future.