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I just got this little beauty yesterday. The mother is a Childreni. But the father is unknown. It could be a Maculosa or a childreni since both where present during breeding (accident). Is there anyone out there who can tell me if it is a mix or if it could be a true Childreni?

And by crikey how small they are.

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Marcel Poots (Holland)
'Where is your crown King Nothing?' James Hettfield
http://www.marcelpoots.com

Sorry- I don't have enough experience to tell you if it's true or a mix, however, it's a great looking hatchling! (my small python's are Stimson's)

You probably have to wait until it is older to see if it retains a bold pattern or fades (or somewhere in between).
Justin J
Australian Addiction Reptiles

It looks like a baby children's, but if it wasn't, and it retained that color and patern, it would be very cool. It's a great looking snake.
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1.0 Spotted python (Harry)
0.0.1 Stimsons python (Garry)
1.1 Evil dictators (Mum & Dad)

It looks like it has spotted influence to me.. Here are 2 pure baby childrens that I have.. A friend of mine gave them to me as his non feeders.. They sure are spunky. LOL.. (and eating voraciously now)..

And yes, they are fricken TINY. lol

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Currently keeping:
1.1 southern scrub pythons
1.1 reticulated pythons
1.0 albino burmese python
1.0 irian jaya carpet python
0.1 sumatran blood python
1.0 green anaconda
1.0 emerald tree boas
2.2 colombian redtail boas
1.0 sonoran boa
1.0 cancun boa
1.2 normal and albino whitewater rosy boas
1.1 albino and het chinese beauty snakes
2.2 taiwan beauties
1.0 cave beauty snake
2.1 western hognose
1.1 eastern blackneck gartersnakes
0.1 anery plains garter
1.0 christmas albino plains garter
0.0.2 NW garters
1.0 sonoran gopher snake
1 tiger leg monkey frog
2 colorado river toads
1 bearded dragons
9 leopard geckos
1.1 central american banded geckos
1.0.3 tucson banded geckos
0.1 nile monitor
1.0 savannah monitor
0.1 russian tortoise

And various Fish, Exotic Mammals, and Birds..

>>I just got this little beauty yesterday. The mother is a Childreni. But the father is unknown. It could be a Maculosa or a childreni since both where present during breeding (accident). Is there anyone out there who can tell me if it is a mix or if it could be a true Childreni?
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>>And by crikey how small they are.
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>>Marcel Poots (Holland)
>>'Where is your crown King Nothing?' James Hettfield
>>http://www.marcelpoots.com

Definitely looks like a cross to me.

-cat
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My collection and herp photography

www.lowergroundreptiles.net

>>Definitely looks like a cross to me.
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>>-cat

Cat,

I have been going over to your site a few times the last two weeks. I am totally in awe by you normal spotted. Your website is a great source btw. I could probably never have such a huge collection in my life. Can you point out what makes you think it is definatly a cross?
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Marcel Poots (Holland)
'Where is your crown King Nothing?' James Hettfield
http://www.marcelpoots.com

>>>>Definitely looks like a cross to me.
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>>>>-cat
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>>Cat,
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>>I have been going over to your site a few times the last two weeks. I am totally in awe by you normal spotted. Your website is a great source btw. I could probably never have such a huge collection in my life. Can you point out what makes you think it is definatly a cross?
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>>Marcel Poots (Holland)
>>'Where is your crown King Nothing?' James Hettfield
>>http://www.marcelpoots.com

thanks!

I looked at the very dark spots. Most Children's pythons, like the ones posted by Kestrel below, have smaller, lighter colored spots compared to spotted pythons. Spotted pythons also have a somewhat different head shape and eye placement. Yours has the spots of a spotted and the head shape of a Children's.
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