Tiger coastal ovulation

[Mardy]

This big girl is already late in her ovulation and still huge.
She was bred to our male Jaguar so hopefully a good clutch.

We have also had one other female bred to our Jaguar male ovulate.(shes doing great Dom)

More Canadian Jaguars, and maybe Tiger Jaguars....only
time will tell.

Mardy

http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/507/1371tiger_ovu_2a-med.jpg

[gonesnakee]

Cool let me know once them eggs are "cooked" Mark
P.S. ya better have been touching wood! : )

[Tim_Cranwill]

Oooohhh... Very nice! I hope you get lots of babies! And I hope you sell them for cheap! :D ;)

Best of luck, Mardy. :)

[dave68]

Yeah, what Tim said!!

Dave

[Katt]

Gorgeous coastal! Love the striping!

I was under the impression that tiger coastals had very wide dorsal stripes with no breaks, like Anthony C?

[Mardy]

Katt,
The striping can be variable, but the wide stripes like Anthonys
are the most sought after. The other thing to look for is an almost patternless head.
I have another tiger like this one, thats probably a younger sibling.
I'm also working with an unrelated tri-stripe female that has a very dark northern look to it, as well a marked head pattern.

This being the first year I bred this line well see what she throws.

Mardy

[Katt]

When I hear tiger coastal I think of this.

<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v32/pythonmaker/Squirrel1-9-0501.jpg">

This is Yasser of Spitfire's animal. Credit goes to him.

Anthony's killer Tiger coastal

http://www.acreptiles.com/Carpets/SS_CCPs/coastal_tiger_male_031904.jpg


I also refer to Anthony's page on tigers.
Tiger Coastals (http://www.acreptiles.com/pythons_carpet_tiger.htm)

What I see is a well marked head, like a jungle. Wide wide dorsal striping and increased yellow over all. The head markings are a dead give away.

I have a pair striped (tri-striped), that look exactly like your female, but I don't think either qualiify as tiger coastals. When I first acquired them, I thought them tigers, but was soon corrected by Anthony and others.

My male, Dijon, who has excellent striping.

<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v147/Kattia/Boids/dijonbabycoil.jpg">

My female, Mustard, who is not quite as striped.

<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v147/Kattia/Boids/mustard06.jpg">

<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v147/Kattia/Boids/mustardcoil.jpg">

<img src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v147/Kattia/Boids/mustard32704.jpg">

[Katt]

I did want to add, that regardless of tiger or not, I do think that the striping will increase the already fantastic look of jag's. I'd love to get a jag, but oh, wishful thinking.

[smeagel]

how much do jags run in price?

[Dom]

AWESOME Mardy .. Best of luck ...

Did the coastal have her prelay yet. know the date for the eggs to come out?

Dom

[Mardy]

The name tiger we have been using for too many years now it's just stuck.

Dom I'll let you know when she sheds...patience man

Mardy

[pythonmdk]

has anyone ever breed at tiger to a jag befor, I'd love to see what they produce, is the jag going to be dominat over the tiger or maybe some new unsual combo will occur, I can't wait to hear the results, all the best luck, maybe this year I'll be able to afford a jag too, I hope so!!!!

[YoungBuck]

All I can say is WoW~! All those pics are beautifal~!

[Mardy]

Pythonmdk

Will Leary did last year but got only 3 babies and one Jaguar
in the clutch. It's an incredible looking animal, but to small
a clutch to really see what these to morphs can do together.

Mardy

[gonesnakee]

A few of the latest available Jags & prices I've been recently quoted:
pure Coastal females $2,000-$2,500 each USD
1.2 IJ jags $8,500 USD
1.1 Jungle Jags $6,000 USD
1.1 100% Het Granite IJ jags $18,000 USD

Start saving your pennies folks I know I am, Mark