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10-19-13, 12:27 PM
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What kind of carpet python is this?
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10-19-13, 12:34 PM
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Re: What kind of carpet python is this?
At 0:55 he says its a diamond python lol
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10-19-13, 12:43 PM
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Re: What kind of carpet python is this?
aha guess I missed it.
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10-19-13, 06:49 PM
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Re: What kind of carpet python is this?
nice looking black and white Diamond.....
i wish i had a black and white Diamond, to add to my Diamond breeding group,but they're a lot less common over here
cheers shaun
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10-19-13, 07:02 PM
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Re: What kind of carpet python is this?
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nice looking black and white Diamond.....
i wish i had a black and white Diamond, to add to my Diamond breeding group,but they're a lot less common over here
cheers shaun
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black/white, black/yellows are the only ones I've seen. What kinds have you got over there?
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10-20-13, 08:39 AM
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Re: What kind of carpet python is this?
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black/white, black/yellows are the only ones I've seen. What kinds have you got over there?
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our pure Diamonds are the same type you get in Australia mate
theres just not many black and whites produced in clutches..
theres a few Black and White Diamonds kicking around Europe,but not many in the UK
heres a few pic's of mine
2008 female
2011 non locale specific male
2011 Gosford locale male
i wish i had a pair of Black and White Diamonds to add to the above group
cheers shaun
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10-20-13, 08:53 AM
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Re: What kind of carpet python is this?
stunning. I like diamonds, just don't have the space. What sized enclosure would you need for an adult?
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10-20-13, 10:15 AM
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Re: What kind of carpet python is this?
i use 4x2x2ft vivariums
that said if any of my Diamonds turn out to be large examples,i will use 6x2x2ft vivariums
imo Diamonds are the most economical Carpets to keep mate
only get fed 6 months of the year
only get 2 to 8 hours basking light and uvb per 24 hours depending on season,then no more heat
very interesting and beautiful snakes as well imo
cheers shaun
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10-20-13, 10:34 AM
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Re: What kind of carpet python is this?
How cool do you keep Diamonds through the winter? Is room temperature low enough for them to cool off?
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10-20-13, 10:45 AM
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Re: What kind of carpet python is this?
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How cool do you keep Diamonds through the winter? Is room temperature low enough for them to cool off?
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room temperature is too hot in my house,as we have our central heating on for winter,so.....
i put them up in the attic/loft where it gets cold enough for them
i set a small heat mat at 50F just incase its goes too cold
once cooling has begun,they also get 2 to 4 hours basking spot of 90F and 2.0 uvb for the same legnth of time
last feed 1st September,keep the temps normal and allow 4 weeks for their gut to clear
1st October start cooling
1st Febuary start to bring the heat back up, lengthening basking and uvb time,also move them back down into a room in my house bringing ambient air temps up
first feed, last week in Febuary, to first week in March
cheers shaun
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10-20-13, 10:51 AM
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Re: What kind of carpet python is this?
Interesting that they need UVB unlike most snakes. Have you seen any detriments to their health when not using uvb?
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10-20-13, 12:10 PM
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Re: What kind of carpet python is this?
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Interesting that they need UVB unlike most snakes. Have you seen any detriments to their health when not using uvb?
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it is thought that lack of UVB may be something to do with the cause of DPS.....
DPS = Diamond Python Syndrome
its a disease where Diamonds end up with their bones going brittle and breaking,where ribs,spine,jaws,etc, break
there is no treatment and euthinisation is all you can do
re common thoughts on Diamonds...
if you keep them too hot they will die,in the begining when folk were keeping them the same as the other Carpets,there were a lot of Diamonds dropping dead for no apparent reason at roughly 5 or 6 years of age
if you make them too fat they will die,first thing i learned about Diamonds was a fat Diamond is a dead Diamond
it is also thought keeping them without UVB may cause DPS,DPS seems to appear from no where at the age of 5 to 6 years
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the above info is what ive learned from other keepers and research
cheers shaun
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10-20-13, 12:19 PM
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Re: What kind of carpet python is this?
Black and white diamond
Shaun, I've started the cool down like you recommended...I'll let you know how things go!
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10-21-13, 06:52 AM
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Re: What kind of carpet python is this?
he's getting big,but still keeping his lean muscular shape,thats a beautiful Diamond you have there
i set a heat mat at 50F just incase the night time temps drop too low
i give them 4 weeks after their last feed to clear their gut
imo your Diamond will be fine under your care mate
i can't wait to see what he produces,are you breeding him with anything this coming season ?
cheers shaun
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10-21-13, 07:31 AM
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Re: What kind of carpet python is this?
I may place with a big 2kg girl I have...not sure. She "pretty" in her own right, but not what I'm shooting for. I'm not sure I want to make a bunch of babies (even at 50% diamond) that may not be as desired as the higher contrast animals. What are your thoughts? You can PM me if you want....Apologies to OP for going off track.
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