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Here's a few new pics I've taken over the past month or two. Hope you enjoy!!!!

This is an '03 male Jungle Carpet from our Covergirl line...

Here's our '03 male Red Hypo Jaguar. We plan to breed him for the first time this next season. He's the result of a Red Hypo x Red Hypo breeding, and as you can see, his color is coming in nicely!

And here's another shot of the same animal....

This is a Jaguar from our first '04 clutch. The pic was taken after her 3rd shed. She's really unusual! You can't tell from the pic, but she has two different color eyes -- one is opal, and the other is opal with an orange streak running thru it.

Here's another Jaguar from the same clutch. I'm thinking she's going to look like her father! This photo was also taken after her 3rd shed.

Here's a more normal Jaguar from the same clutch.

This is a super red "Normal" Sibling(?) from our '04 Madam Blueberry clutch.

This is an '03 Coastal from Madam Blueberry -- unrelated to the Jaguar line.

And finally, here is an '02 Tiger.

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Will Leary
Reptilicus Reptiles

Excellent photos, Excellent snakes! I am amazed every time I see your carpets. Really great stuff.

Your snakes are, for lack of a better word, "Fricken Awsome!!" How are the other Jag clutches...the maddem Blue and the Tiger? Thanks

Thanks!!! ...much appreciated. We hatched 3 eggs from the Tiger clutch (one was a Jaguar), and the Madam Blueberry clutch hatched out fine as well. Shoot me an email and I'll send you a couple photos.
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Will Leary
Reptilicus Reptiles

Apologies, I fail to see the red in the "Red Hypo" x "Red Hypo" Jaguar?

Colour blind-?

Have we pics of the breeding parents? or adult Red Hypo?

I question the proposed naming of this morph. I suspect the financial advantages in using this name, supersede the morphologigcal characteristics described.

Kind Regards,

Jpownds

jpownds@yahoo.co.uk

Check out www.jaguarpython.com There are pictures there of red hypo animals. They hatch out with some nice red in their patterns. That's not to say the adults have red in their pattern though, as that wonderful color change has so many surprises for us. I think that's why I love morelia so much.

Tim