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i dont get them, can someone explane them to me,

Jungle refers to the crazy and busy pattern. As far as I know, they're not genetic. They're just a cool, abberant pattern that you may come across in some ball pythons.

It's a genetic anomaly that is not inherited. It looks kind of like a pastel, but with a spot in the middle of the head. Like JESPythons said, they have a crazy, busy pattern, with bright yellow and black.
But...the pattern isn't passed on to their offspring. So they're just a cool variation on normal.

~jenny
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"Polysyllabism in no way insures that what you're saying is actually worth being heard." - Blake (an e-friend of mine)

"I have never made but one prayer to god, a very short one: "O lord, make my enemies ridiculous." And he granted it." - Voltaire

Here are a few photos of a jungle I hatched out last year.

Some breeders call them jaguars.

I actually hatched out several from two different clutches. The only common demominator was that both clutches were fathered by the same 100 % het pied. I'm raising most of the females up to see which prove to be hets.

Brian

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Brian Gundy

www.for-goodness-snakes.com

Maybe you should just send that ugly thing here so you won't have to be plagued by looking at it any longer..

Here's my 100% het Pied CJ from Don Kaye. The female he has been breeding recently ovulated, so here's to hoping!

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-Becky Brown, RVT-
1.0 Lemon Pastel Classic Jungle(NERD),1.0 Black Pastel,1.0 Enchi,1.0 Yellow Hypo,0.1 100% het Butterscotch Hypo,3.24 Normals,1.1 Spider,1.1 Yellowbellies(BHB),1.0 100% Het Pied Classic Jungle(Don Kaye),1.0 50% Poss. Het Pied(Gary Kettring),0.1 Classic Jungle(RIP K..),1.3 66% Poss Het VPI Axanthic, 1.1 Poss Het VPI Snow,1.0 100% het Genetic Stripe