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  1. 02-10-2009, 12:56 AM #1
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    Killer tree pythons in florida.....





    Felt like sharing!
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    Re: Killer tree pythons in florida.....

    Amazing chondros..It's just plain wrong to make people so jealous! I love the first and second picture!

    That's one point that goes towards chondros, they have better neonate colors, imo.

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    Re: Killer tree pythons in florida.....

    Quote Originally Posted by Michelle.C View Post
    Amazing chondros..It's just plain wrong to make people so jealous! I love the first and second picture!

    That's one point that goes towards chondros, they have better neonate colors, imo.
    Thanks, they rule! They are so full of themselves, always wanting to be photographed
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    Re: Killer tree pythons in florida.....

    That third one wants to come to TX! Awesome stuff!
    Grey Scale is a good thing...
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    Re: Killer tree pythons in florida.....

    Quote Originally Posted by Laooda View Post
    That third one wants to come to TX! Awesome stuff!
    Im sure he would love texas, i went to high school in ft worth! I plan on settling down in arlington or burleson when i stop working, so maybe in the future he will end up in the lone star I love that new fire you got, probably the best example of fire out there!
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    Re: Killer tree pythons in florida.....

    they are all absolutly GORGEOUS.. how are the tempers?
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    nice collection!! how many do you have again??
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    Re: Killer tree pythons in florida.....

    Quote Originally Posted by SamuraiZr0 View Post
    they are all absolutly GORGEOUS.. how are the tempers?
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    nice collection!! how many do you have again??
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    Re: Killer tree pythons in florida.....

    Hellllllllllllooooo gorgeous! They're absolutely gorgeous. Thank you for making me jealous and for sharing too. ^_^

    And Ah, how I miss Texas. -Pouts.-
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    Re: Killer tree pythons in florida.....

    Love the subject line! *grin*

    Beautiful animals, you make me so jealous. GTPs are on my list of "must haves" someday...someday.

    I love that first picture, thanks for sharing!
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