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Hey guys/gals,
I have been reading these forums for quite some time as well, but I just recently opened up a new chapter in my chondro keeping. I just successfully had my first clutch. I was lucky enough to get twelve little beauties on my first attempt and I was wondering how young the youngest breeder is who has had success. I am seventeen, but far more knowledgeable about tree pythons than my age suggests. I have kept them for about six years, but today was the first time I had the joy of seeing the little yellow heads pip out. Anyway, here are some pictures of my babies!
Thanks,
Nick

another pic

I will be sure to get you some pics when they fully emerge.

one of the babies that has emerged.
Nick Mancuso

Nick Mancuso

Despite being"only" 17, it's obvious you know what you're doing. great job and awesome pics.

Thanks alot, I will be sure to get some more pics up here soon. there's only two left in the egg right now, and they're looking very cool as they come up and perch. It's very weird how they come straight out of the egg and assume the typical "chondro" position on a perch. Anyways, keep checking back as I will try to get more pics on here soon.
Thanks again,
Nick

Hey Nick, I see you on ChondroForum all the time. They are great looking babies. Who did the incubation you or mom?

Im a 16 year old girl. I have 4 ball pythons and one jungle carpet python. I was wondering if the gtp were hard to keep I heard they are nippy and also have a habbit of regurgitation. Now i know there in the same family as the Jungle Carpet Python which shes not that difficult she gets a little bit of an attitude, but shes only 8 months old and I'v only had her a month.