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Hi wlp-lovers!

Thought I'd share this head shot with you. It's my big lady:

Enjoy,
Wulf

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Wow looks like mine! (they all look the same). Well, they kinda vary but not as much as a heavily patterned blood. I cant think of a softer snake. How easy do these pythons breed? Are they more challenging than many? I would like to hear your D`albertis experience. Great photograph.
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"People change and your changing"
Seals and Crofts 1976

Hi,

well not all look the same. Some do vary quite a lot. There are animals from the Onin Peninsula (Sorong and Manokwari) that have a huge triangular head (like the one on the picture) and others have a long slender head. See the pictures...

Breeding them acutally isn't that difficult when you have the right pair. Not all of them will breed so you'll have to have either a prooven breeding pair or some animals to choose from. There has to be a temperature reduction over 5-6 weeks and it would be best to separate them during that time.

You can read about my experiences at Leiopython.de in the Facts & Care section and in the forum. It would take to long to write all down here again.

1.1 cb wlps (see the different head shapes, the lighter one is the female):

another cb female (notice the huge head):

this is a very golden cb male (notice the narrow head):

Well, I could continue this for a long time

Cheers,
Wulf
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http://www.leiopython.de ,
http://www.herpers-digest.com

Yes, you're right I have noticed the different head sizes and such!

Great pics!
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~Katt