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not mine pics labeled with breeder's site name, whoa!!!!!!!!!!!

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Frank Roberts
Roberts' Realm Of Reptile Research

WOW there it is the one and only to this day still living lucy jag. i heard about that one recently but havent seeen the pics yet very nice. heres a question for ya tho why didnt you post that in the rainbow forum you know we all woulda liked that pic.

although it is under one of daves posts from his snakes from will.
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Frank Roberts
Roberts' Realm Of Reptile Research

that would explaine it lol. dave takes all the glory lol hey keep your head up in our forum my carpet eggs are starting to pip ill have soem pics up in a few days or so

what kind do you keep, I have one male coastal, two ( 1.1 ) JCP, and one male jungle & diamond ( 50 / 50 ) hybrid / intergrade. I consider it a hybrid because, I do not see any scientific reasoning behind the diamond python being the zoological nomenclatures nominate form of the carpet python. The only reasoning I see, was that the diamond python was first described and the carpets where apparently convienently added to the spilota group. But tencnically it's currently an intergrade according to the literature.

Although the nomenclature of the group is or has been revised, but not yet completely excepted by the science department.

So it's a matter of opinion as far as I am concerned. My Diamond/Jungle is a screamer I have to admit.
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Frank Roberts
Roberts' Realm Of Reptile Research

jungle coastal cross i like the pure better but i went egg/baby crazy this year. im looking for a nice yellow jungle girl for him i got one person who has a very nice adult girl but not sure if they gonna sell or not,

So what would this actually be correctly labeled as. It's not a full Lucy. I see the picture is labeled as a Paradox. But all the paradox animals I have seen have been Albino and this is definately not albino. It appears that this is some sort of Pied Version just like the Pied Ball pythons. The pattern is really washed out like the Pied Balls are too. Any other ideas?

Chris

well you could very well be right, afterall that was a well thought out post. I have no other ideas.
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Frank Roberts
Roberts' Realm Of Reptile Research