And some Pythons...

[The Snake Guru]

Hope everyone is enjoying...

http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r157/thesnakeguru/Pythons/CM4.jpg

http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r157/thesnakeguru/Pythons/CM7.jpg

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[The Snake Guru]

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[The Snake Guru]

http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r157/thesnakeguru/Pythons/Bc1.jpg

http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r157/thesnakeguru/Pythons/PF5.jpg

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http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r157/thesnakeguru/Pythons/Ra6.jpg

[The Snake Guru]

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[LadyParvati]

All I can say is . . . Wow. They're gorgeous. Thank you for sharing.

I never thought a lemon-colored snake would appeal to me, but both the lemon and white (sorry, don't know the proper color morph names) and the lemon and orange are really beautiful. Wish I had the $$$ for a snake like them. Ah, well . . .

[The Snake Guru]

Well thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the pics.

I assume you mean the Albino Lavender Retics

~B~

[LadyParvati]

Photo 4, photo 11, photo 13 . . . all three albino lavender retics? The last two photos looks as if they could be the same color morph, though one shows more white than the other.

[The Snake Guru]

4 is an Albino Burmese Python

11 is a Lavender Albino Tiger Retic.

13 is a Lavender Albino Retic (female)

The Tiger is probably the Yellowist of them all.

~B~

[Aaron_S]

Whoa...where have YOU been?

Great pics by the way.

[The Snake Guru]

Yeah sorry man, but between the 80+ snakes, and snake hook business, my normal job and my 3 year old daughter....LOL Well needless to say time was pretty taxed...LOL

Thank ya much!
~B~

[Aaron_S]

Bah..forego the sleep and come hang out here :D

[The Snake Guru]

LOL...damn near there already! 3 hours has been normal lately! LOL

~B~

[Aaron_S]

Ouch...

So speaking of the amazing retics you own, having any babies soon?

[The Snake Guru]

Next season if she's willing!
She's got a little bit to grow yet...but we'll see how it pans out.

~B~

[Aaron_S]

Remember you offered me some free babies. I only have to pay shipping :D

[The Snake Guru]

LOL...I did huh?
Weird I don't remember that conversation...LOL Too funny.

~B~

[Aaron_S]

What?! How can you not! You were like "Dude...I don't know what to do with all these babies when are born." I replied "Well we could use some tiger albino retics in Canada. How about sending me a male albino tiger and just an albino female?" Then you were all happy and said 'Seriously?! You'd take TWO off my hands for me? Thanks man. You're a real pal."

Aren't you glad I have such a good memory?

[The Snake Guru]

LMFAO....well I'll tell ya one thing.....you'd have to step over to the state side line to get them....cause I'm not going through the paperwork to get them crossed over the border! LOL

~B~

[Aaron_S]

SOLD! I'll pay the gas for those babies!

[Durtis]

what kind of python is the very first one

[Aaron_S]

I hope Brad doesn't mind me answering this question for him and he can correct me if I'm wrong.

I do believe it's a Ceylonese python. It's related to the burmese.

[Durtis]

thanks aaron i really like the earthy colors it has

[Aaron_S]

Cheaper to get a burm lol.

Or an african rock python if you like "earthy colours". Although I've only met ONE and only ONE rock python in my life that was docile. ONE!

[Durtis]

lol i had a neighbor once with a rock python and it was a butthole and could never be held

and they get just alil to big for me

[Aaron_S]

A little too big? One of the biggest snakes in the world is more than a "little too big". I believe they are third largest behind the burm and green anaconda. Possibly fourth depending where the retic falls into place with 'biggest'.

[Durtis]

hahahaha i think you get the point of "a little to big"

i have my red tail boa and hes gonna be bad enough

[C#@$e]

yo dude ya gotta come over some time. And the snake guru's name is brad right but any way you take amazing pics dude.

[C#@$e]

i was talkin to durtis about comin over BTW

[Bartman]

Great pictures. I always wished burms would stay small, they'd be a beautiful and popular snake I bet.

[Aaron_S]

There are dwarf burms. We are talking dwarf snakes of a large species so much like the dwarf retics they still can obtain quite the size.

[The Snake Guru]

Thanks much everyone!
And Aaron was right...Ceylonese....Sri Lankan....P.m.pimbura, all depends on your standpoint! LOL

Pretty fun little snakes.
~B~