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Seems like everyone is either in shed or has just shed – so I thought I’d snap some pictures of the freshly shed. I know not quite as interesting as all the baby pictures and the hot new stuff hitting the forum recently but I hope you enjoy!

Cinny

Pied

Albino

Axanthic

Normal

Captive Hatch (ok not sure how this picture got in here she hasn’t shed)

Pin caught with his pants down

Pin a little more decent

Angolan

Black Back

Paisley

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Tosha
JET Pythons

Hey Tosha, have you bred paisley yet? That looks like a genetic granite.

The paisley was imported as a juvie in 06 and it took her some time getting acclimated. I didn't feel she was ready to put into my program for this year but just to see if she would be receptive to breeding I pair her with a male once and she locked up readily -- I think she'll be good to go this season -- so we will see how genetic she is.

Now if I can only figure out what to put her with? LOL
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Tosha
JET Pythons

I would bet money she is a genetic granite of some sort. Good luck with her!

I like the 1st one...could somebody get this for me?

What's the max. size for Angolans? Are the temp. requirements similar to Balls?
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Dale....dgoins222@yahoo.com
www.LibertyReptiles.com

Angolans I think pretty much max out at around 6 feet for big females - I think 5-6 is standard -- but don't quote me on that -- I am sure just like balls there are some that get much bigger and some that stay a little smaller. My male is 5 years old and about 4 ish feet long. I keep mine the same as the balls and they seem to do well.
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Tosha
JET Pythons

Awesome pictures and animals!!!
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Matt Lerer
Ghi Reptiles

jc
Joe Compel Reptiles

Tosha, those are great pics. I'm intriqued by the CH . . . .great pattern! What are your plans for it?
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Alice Cobb
Florida Reptile Room

Thanks Alice -- She was just one of them impulse buys. Right now my only plan is to get her feeding well and up to size -- I figure anything I plan now will have changed a few dozen times in the next couple of years anyways.
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Tosha
JET Pythons