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10-17-11, 07:15 PM
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Re: Malaysian Blood Pythons.
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Originally Posted by RegenerationRep
I can't wait till I have the space. I really want to get a pair of these to breed.
Awesome snakes, keep us updated on them!
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Will do. Once they eat a couple times for me i will start handling them and getting some pics. Baby Bloods get stress super easy so i am actually leaving them alone and letting them settle in. Which is very hard for me. lol
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10-17-11, 09:23 PM
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Re: Malaysian Blood Pythons.
I feel the same way haha I have 3 new babie I have to let hangout a little bit :P
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10-17-11, 09:40 PM
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Re: Malaysian Blood Pythons.
Happy anniversary, Nice bloods. Keep me in mind when you breed them. 
10 years awesome. Hope you have another many years of great anniversary's.
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10-19-11, 03:27 PM
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Re: Malaysian Blood Pythons.
Glad to say the littlest one aka Grim Reaper took a rat pup no problem. Try a second one, but he wouldn't touch it. The other two are both in shed and neither one want anything to do with eating.
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10-19-11, 07:21 PM
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Re: Malaysian Blood Pythons.
Glad to hear one's eating...and the baby at that! 
I have to say, I just went through all your videos, and 11 is far too small a number for a collection like yours! I for one would LOVE to see some more recent vids of your bigger and older snakes
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10-20-11, 06:50 AM
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Re: Malaysian Blood Pythons.
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Glad to hear one's eating...and the baby at that!
I have to say, I just went through all your videos, and 11 is far too small a number for a collection like yours! I for one would LOVE to see some more recent vids of your bigger and older snakes |
Yeah i need to get some new ones. My Yellow Anaconda is in shed. I really like to get one of him stretched out to show his size. His grown three feet in the last year. My Borneo is getting fatter. My big Jungle is 13.4 lbs now. I weighed her back in March after she started eating again and she weighed 9 lbs. She packs the weigh on then goes on a 5 month hunger strike every winter. So i need to get a video of her. Might be getting a new camera then i'll be able to get better quality videos.
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10-20-11, 09:07 AM
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Re: Malaysian Blood Pythons.
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Yeah i need to get some new ones. My Yellow Anaconda is in shed. I really like to get one of him stretched out to show his size. His grown three feet in the last year. My Borneo is getting fatter. My big Jungle is 13.4 lbs now. I weighed her back in March after she started eating again and she weighed 9 lbs. She packs the weigh on then goes on a 5 month hunger strike every winter. So i need to get a video of her. Might be getting a new camera then i'll be able to get better quality videos.
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Awesome!! Can't wait!
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10-29-11, 01:52 PM
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Re: Malaysian Blood Pythons.
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10-29-11, 01:59 PM
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Re: Malaysian Blood Pythons.
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10-29-11, 04:43 PM
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Re: Malaysian Blood Pythons.
All very nice! I particularly like the reduced pattern on Reaper. Can't wait to see them in 5 years or so 
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10-30-11, 05:27 AM
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Re: Malaysian Blood Pythons.
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All very nice! I particularly like the reduced pattern on Reaper. Can't wait to see them in 5 years or so |
I just noticed it yesterday for first time. I hope he keep it i think i sweet looking. I think he going to be the looker of the three.
I was kind of shocked after Bloodstorm shed. She actually got darker. The males both have a tan color heads. Hers is Chrome color it's just hard to catch it in the pics. She also got some really sweet bright orange to her eyes.
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10-30-11, 07:46 AM
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Re: Malaysian Blood Pythons.
All three of them look great! Thanks for sharing
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10-30-11, 06:00 PM
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Re: Malaysian Blood Pythons.
I am please to say they all ate a rat pinky for me tonight. It's the third time Reaper has ate for me the first for Juggernaut and Bloodstorm. Oh yeah i was doing the happy dance.
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10-31-11, 05:53 AM
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Re: Malaysian Blood Pythons.
That's great! One of the best things about Bloods is their relative size. Their heads and necks are so large that by the time they're 6 months or so, they can take a fair-sized rat and they grow fairly quickly from there.
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10-31-11, 03:35 PM
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Re: Malaysian Blood Pythons.
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Originally Posted by CDN_Blood
That's great! One of the best things about Bloods is their relative size. Their heads and necks are so large that by the time they're 6 months or so, they can take a fair-sized rat and they grow fairly quickly from there.
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I know it's cool the size food they can eat.
My Borneo is right at 3 feet 5.5 lbs and she eat rats the same size as my 8.5 foot 13.5 lbs Jungle Carpet.
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