Here a couple of the carpets I'm working with right now. Hopefully I'll get some of them to reproduce in the next couple of seasons. I'm also hopeful to get something out of my GTPs this year.
This is a male Irian Jaya I produced in 2000. He was a slow starter, but shows some real promise.
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I have this unrelated female Irian Jaya which I got my hands on some years ago. She was wild-caught and hasn't reproduced for me yet. She is one of the prettiest Irian Jayas I've seen around, so I've got my fingers crossed.
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This is my big female Coastal (9 feet or so) - I really love coastals but I'm worried that if I breeder her, she'll drop 40-some eggs - I really don't want to deal with 40-some babies. I guess there's only one way to find out though.
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These are my 3 favorite jungle carpets.
This female produced a clutch for me last year. She has virtually no yellow on her and has retained her black and white/high-contrast appearance very well so far.
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This is probably my favorite female - she has amazing colours after a shed and has really clean colouration. I'm considering breeding her to my Lazik line male this season.
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My Lazik line male. He was also a slow starter, but he's really growing fast now, and not losing any of this good characterisitics. I hope he'll breed the above female, but he is a very shy snake, so I'll just have to wait and see.
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Cheers,
Karel
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