Hashtag, my zebra jungle carpet - Page 2

shaunyboy · 01-20-15, 06:18 PM

that's a very nice Zebra,great pattern and colouring up superbly.....

who produce him ?

cheers shaun

reptiledude987 · 01-20-15, 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by millertime89

That last pic is awesome. I'm a fan of #.

I agree that last pic rocks!!!

dave himself · 01-20-15, 11:24 PM

# is beautiful

D Grade · 01-21-15, 01:44 PM

Thanks for clarification, Shaun. Although its still somewhat confusing to me.

. All I know is that Im mainly a Colubrid guy but I really love that morph on that Jungle Zebra.

shaunyboy · 01-22-15, 05:46 AM

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Originally Posted by D Grade

Thanks for clarification, Shaun. Although its still somewhat confusing to me.

. All I know is that Im mainly a Colubrid guy but I really love that morph on that Jungle Zebra.

the first Zebra Morph came from a Jungle x Jungle breeding mate

so it's a pure Jungle co dom mutation

only when a Zebra is crossed with a different type Carpet,does the hatchlings stop being pure Jungles

cheers shaun

skullbird · 01-22-15, 11:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Mikoh4792

Love the pattern on that guy. Which pairing was he from?

He's from the 2014 Bradly Zebra clutch.
I got first pick of the male jungles when they got ready, and this guy stood out to me. I actually got to meet Hashtag's sire at a reptile expo, since Nick had brought him along! (I also got to see his Schuette male in person. Amazing snake. I plan on getting a female sired by that male this year.)

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Originally Posted by D Grade

Thanks for clarification, Shaun. Although its still somewhat confusing to me.

. All I know is that Im mainly a Colubrid guy but I really love that morph on that Jungle Zebra.

I'm with you, man. Zebra is a really unique morph. It takes a lot of forms too! I've seen some zebras that were mostly black, some with straight bands all across their back, and some that almost look pixelated. It's really cool to see the variation.
Personally, i'm a huge biology/taxonomy nerd, so to me pure linages trump mixed-subspecies morphs. Nick Mutton tracks all of his linages, so you can see the whole family line, which is really valuable for snakes like jungle carpets. Carpets tend to hatch out dull, and grow brighter and better with age. If you know what the parents look like, you can get a good idea of the animal you'll end up with.

**EL Ziggy** · 01-22-15, 11:18 AM

I'm really digging your zebra Skull. I'm SERIOUSLY considering one of those now.

D Grade · 01-22-15, 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by skullbird

He's from the 2014 Bradly Zebra clutch.
I got first pick of the male jungles when they got ready, and this guy stood out to me. I actually got to meet Hashtag's sire at a reptile expo, since Nick had brought him along! (I also got to see his Schuette male in person. Amazing snake. I plan on getting a female sired by that male this year.)

I'm with you, man. Zebra is a really unique morph. It takes a lot of forms too! I've seen some zebras that were mostly black, some with straight bands all across their back, and some that almost look pixelated. It's really cool to see the variation.
Personally, i'm a huge biology/taxonomy nerd, so to me pure linages trump mixed-subspecies morphs. Nick Mutton tracks all of his linages, so you can see the whole family line, which is really valuable for snakes like jungle carpets. Carpets tend to hatch out dull, and grow brighter and better with age. If you know what the parents look like, you can get a good idea of the animal you'll end up with.

Thank you for the info, bud. I greatly appreciate it. It'll be a while before I get any type of Morelia Spilota but I definitely have my eyes set on this guy. Like I said, I'm mainly a Colubrid guy so I have a few more of those to obtain before I'll be able to get my hands on one of these guys.

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Originally Posted by EL-Ziggy

I'm really digging your zebra Skull. I'm SERIOUSLY considering one of those now.

I'm with you bud!