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The top pic is the male and the bottom pic is the female. Please excuse the dirty cages, the pics were taken before the cleaning. Matt took these photo's for me. Due to the weather I don't have them yet. Things are looking good for thursday so I should have them on friday if all goes well. I'm really excited! I'll post plenty of new pics when I get them!
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John Light
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Real nice looking snakes....but, I personally would have cleaned the boxes before snapping off the pics.

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>>The top pic is the male and the bottom pic is the female. Please excuse the dirty cages, the pics were taken before the cleaning. Matt took these photo's for me. Due to the weather I don't have them yet. Things are looking good for thursday so I should have them on friday if all goes well. I'm really excited! I'll post plenty of new pics when I get them!
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>>John Light
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Rob Carmichael, Curator
The Wildlife Discovery Center at Elawa Farm
Lake Forest, IL

Nice looking pythons, do you have any history on their background?

Kelly

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As soon as I get them in (Friday!!!) I'll get some new pics. I'll take some bloody pics also lol. I'll have plenty of time to work with them and we'll see if they calm down. If not....still pretty saweet to have a rarely seen species!
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John Light
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Hey John,

Yes, both animals are very nice looking. When you are working with them keep your face far away from them. Ceylonese have VERY keen eyesight and tend to home in on eyes and faces of the thing they feel threatened by. They are uncanny almost for their ability aim towards the face. Also, try to not hover over them, they don't like looming objects. Be patient and try to win their trust over time. It's just about gaining their trust.

Good luck.
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