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01-04-12, 03:10 PM
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Re: How about some jags?
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Oenpellis would be the one python i would love more than any other ozzy morelia mate
i'd even move a diamond out to grab a pair of them
it is one of only a few pythons that has the ability to change colour and i've read they can grow as large as 4.5 metres ?
Arnhem Land escarpment,Kakadu National park in the Nothern Territory being the only place you find these rare and wonderfull snakes (i think ?)
imo truely special morelia that i'd do just about anything to work with (never going to happen  )
RED INK
who aquired the capture licence for these guys ?
Peter Krauss has done some work with these beautys
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PK had his seized by the govt. not his wrong doing but theirs through some nefarious officials. His died in their care.
Gavin Bedford is the man with his hand on the trigger and hopefully he has some success soon. Me personally have no interest in ever owning one but would love to see one in the flesh even just in zoos.
About Gavin Bedford | Albino Snakes Pythons Gavin Bedford Darwin Australia
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01-04-12, 03:20 PM
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Re: How about some jags?
Wow, he's got some awesome snakes already in his possession. Looks like he's got a Leucy as well!
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01-04-12, 03:43 PM
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Re: How about some jags?
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Wow, he's got some awesome snakes already in his possession. Looks like he's got a Leucy as well!
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It's an albino Olive python, the other albino species here in OZ (we also have albino spotted pythons). Though it's not taking off as well as the Albino carpets due to their shear size and some what unprecictable disposition. Olives are a big snake that can be tempremental.
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01-04-12, 03:49 PM
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Re: How about some jags?
I'll take one!!! 
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01-04-12, 03:55 PM
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Re: How about some jags?
Thank you for all the information, I have a lot of reading to do now! ~Caylan.S.~
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01-04-12, 03:55 PM
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Re: How about some jags?
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Originally Posted by red ink
It's an albino Olive python, the other albino species here in OZ (we also have albino spotted pythons). Though it's not taking off as well as the Albino carpets due to their shear size and some what unprecictable disposition. Olives are a big snake that can be tempremental.
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its gorgeous regardless.
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01-04-12, 05:22 PM
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Re: How about some jags?
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its gorgeous regardless.
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Definitely mate, very impressive in the flesh. It's an albino with a slight iridescence to it  .
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01-06-12, 10:08 AM
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slainte mhath
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Re: How about some jags?
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Originally Posted by red ink
PK had his seized by the govt. not his wrong doing but theirs through some nefarious officials. His died in their care.
Gavin Bedford is the man with his hand on the trigger and hopefully he has some success soon. Me personally have no interest in ever owning one but would love to see one in the flesh even just in zoos.
About Gavin Bedford | Albino Snakes Pythons Gavin Bedford Darwin Australia |
how sad that an interfering government idiot,takes peters oenpellis and preceded to kill them with their bad husbandry  
peter must have been gutted and very angry at these idiots mate 
on a less selfish note,i'd be happy to see them thrive a liitle more and build their numbers up in the wild
it would be very sad indeed if these guys were to become extinct
thanks for the constant great info (as always),on all things oz mate
re gavins website
imo,oenpellis for £10,000 a pair is not too much to own the first of these beauty's in captivity
his albino olives are one of,if not thee best carpet i've ever seen
you are so lucky to live in the mother land my friend
cheers shaun
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Last edited by shaunyboy; 01-06-12 at 10:15 AM..
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01-07-12, 03:53 AM
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Re: How about some jags?
Its very unfortunate Peter lost his snakes, that must have been devastating... the governments really seem to have no clue regarding any animals...
I had no idea the oenpelli python had light blue tongues, that is very cool! I wonder if that is a common trait or just that one photo. I sure wish I had $4000 and a few friends to go find out though!
Also, not sure you meant to say the best carpet you've ever seen, hehe...
Living in Australia must be just amazing, ~Caylan.s.~
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01-07-12, 04:01 AM
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Re: How about some jags?
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Living in Australia must be just amazing, ~Caylan.s.~
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It's pretty good can't complain really... well I live in the Southern part (Victoria) and it's a reptile desert due to the weather, no carpet pythons 
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01-07-12, 04:22 AM
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Re: How about some jags?
Yeah our weather right now is none to kind on the reptiles either... Canadian winters to say the least(though I live in Canada's California so I can't complain) but where theres snow, theres s'no' reptiles.... What I would give to find wild carpets instead of garters in my backyard though....
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01-08-12, 09:04 AM
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slainte mhath
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Re: How about some jags?
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Originally Posted by Caylan
Its very unfortunate Peter lost his snakes, that must have been devastating... the governments really seem to have no clue regarding any animals...
I had no idea the oenpelli python had light blue tongues, that is very cool! I wonder if that is a common trait or just that one photo. I sure wish I had $4000 and a few friends to go find out though!
Also, not sure you meant to say the best carpet you've ever seen, hehe...
Living in Australia must be just amazing, ~Caylan.s.~
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i mean't the albino olive pictured,was one of the best carpet pythons i have ever seen
if not thee actuall best carpet i have ever seen mate
RED INK
at some point i mean to add a pair of normal olives to my collection,i think their sheer size will add to the enjoyment of my collection.they must be very powerfull snakes mate
cheers shaun
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01-08-12, 09:08 AM
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Re: How about some jags?
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Originally Posted by millertime89
Wow, he's got some awesome snakes already in his possession. Looks like he's got a Leucy as well!
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to date the only way that has been foung to produce a leusistic carpet python is.....
jaguar x jaguar
sadly the leucy's only live at most for a few hours out the egg,thats if they even make it out in the first place mate 
leusistic carpets are the super form of the jaguar mutation
cheers shaun
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01-08-12, 10:33 AM
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Re: How about some jags?
I can't stand it anymore! All of your beautiful carpets make me want another one! (I had a Jungle about 8 years ago. He was a great snake!) The only problem would be choosing one! There are so many more varieties now!!! Jags are so beautiful!
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01-08-12, 10:52 AM
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Re: How about some jags?
Olives aren't carpet pythons though are they? I thought they were liasis... maybe I'm wrong, I'll do some reading! Definately get a carpet python snakehill, jaguar siblings are cheap, everywhere, and make great pets. Look at my avatar, he was a free snake....
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