i purchased a pair of childrens pythons at a show a few months back. after doing a lot of research on them, the female is looking more and more like a spotted python to me and not the childrens it was sold to me as. can someone help me determine which of the two it is? the male is definately a childrens, but the female has a totally different pattern.
thanks in advance
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identity issue
mike1234
Jul 28, 2008 02:10 PM
Replies (2)
Clydesdale
Aug 01, 2008 07:54 PM
I'd call it a spotted. There's a good chance it's a mix, but it looks like it leans toward spotted. Is it in blue in the photo?
Don't feel bad. I bought a "spotted" that turned out to be a childrens. We could have traded if I didn't get rid of her. lol
mike1234
Aug 02, 2008 07:29 AM
lol yea.. im just a little annoyed. this is the second time the breeder did something like this to me..(first with kingsnakes) but its all good. ill find a female childrens and probally move her pretty quick. thanks a lot for the identification though.
