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Here's a few of our pets

Scrub Python, Morelia amethistina

Diamond Python Male1, M spilota spilota

Diamond Python Female1, M s spilota

Diamond Python Female2, M s spilota

Diamond Python Male2, M s spilota

Darwin Carpet Python Male1, M s variegata

Darwin Carpet Python Male2, M s variegata

Woma Python, Aspidites ramsayi

Olive Python, Liasis olivaceus

Blackheaded Python, Aspidites melanocephalus

Blackheaded Python, A melanocephalus

Blackheaded Python, A melanocephalus

Coastal Carpet Python, Morelia s mcdowelli

Bredli Python, Morelia s bredli

Bearded Dragon, Pogona vitticeps

Eastern Water Dragon, Physignatus lesueurii lesueurii

ENJOY

Cheers,
Austy.
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Happy Herping

You know it's just plain mean to tease us like that! ;0)

Thanks for sharing,

Jeff
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Jeff Snodgres
University of Arkansas
snodgresjeffreys@uams.edu
501.603.1947

Are some of the pythons pictured native to the area where you live in Australia? If not how far do you live from their locales? Here in SoCal I've got a few colubrids and Crotalus ssp native to the area, but I would imagine it to be really trippy to see a python in the wild. BTW great pix.

reako45

Thanks guys,

Reako, none of the animals pictured are too local to me. The closest would be the Eastern Water Dragon, about at hour from here. Central Bearded Dragons are found in Vic up the top end, and Diamonds, I believe, can be found in the Easternmost tip of Vic too.

Cheers,
Austy.
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Happy Herping