How about some jags?

[Caylan]

I'm well aware of whats available in europe... I try not to think about that though lol. Jaguar is so similar to the spider ball python morph its not even funny, and I have quite a bit of experience with that, on top of a couple jag clutches... If spider balls are still neuro after years of outcrossing, I unfortunately have little hope for jags. However I love both spiders and jags(and woma ball pythons for that matter) No reason to quit breeding jags or spiders, both are great, but my jag so far may be unbreedable due to it being slightly more special needs.. it is only 2.5 years old and a few meals behind, so who knows, but right now it doesn't look good.As for europe being so ahead, I have to agree and disagree, far too much variety in a single clutch to say they have it won... I mean we do have Gamma line, Neon line, Day glow line, and those are all off shoots of a single jag line! Just a matter of time before we take over the rest of the morphs! ~Caylan.S.~

[shaunyboy]

Originally Posted by Caylan

I'm well aware of whats available in europe... I try not to think about that though lol. Jaguar is so similar to the spider ball python morph its not even funny, and I have quite a bit of experience with that, on top of a couple jag clutches... If spider balls are still neuro after years of outcrossing, I unfortunately have little hope for jags. However I love both spiders and jags(and woma ball pythons for that matter) No reason to quit breeding jags or spiders, both are great, but my jag so far may be unbreedable due to it being slightly more special needs.. it is only 2.5 years old and a few meals behind, so who knows, but right now it doesn't look good.As for europe being so ahead, I have to agree and disagree, far too much variety in a single clutch to say they have it won... I mean we do have Gamma line, Neon line, Day glow line, and those are all off shoots of a single jag line! Just a matter of time before we take over the rest of the morphs! ~Caylan.S.~

its only carpets i keep so i'm not really up on the spider ball

am i correct in saying ALL spider balls have a neuro condition ?

if so then its not quite the same for jags

i know of jags form the early years,that are well into adulthood with no neuro issues

a recent debate among morelia keepers,compairing how many jags they have produced,against how many they have seen with neuro's,came to the conclusion that it may be as little as 5 or 10 percent that have issues

re multipule morphs
imo its NOT so much a case of who's won

its a case of who is producing new and exciting high quality great looking morelia

i look forward especially to see,what those lucky enough to be working with adult albino carpets,produce over the next few years

beauty is in the eye of the beholder though,because i would take my pure diamonds over any morph or morph combination

re gamma line
that is an american line started by John Battaglia of morelia trophy club

we are lucky enough to have access to american morelia if need be,through Nick Mutton of the usa,dropping them off with paul harris of ukpythons in europe

re neon line and day glow line
are these new names for gamma crosses making new lines,or are these lines gamma free

i vaguely recall seeing a pictures of one of these lines but cannot recollect who produced them mate ?

imo,Australia will be the place to watch from now on,as they caught up fast after they had some morphs smuggled in a few yerars ago,and they are the motherland after all

its good to have more carpet lovers/keepers on the forum mate

any chance of a full body picture of your bredl jag please,hint,hint

cheers shaun