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Here are some individuals from our ceylonese colony. Pictured first is a female breeder. Second is a frontal view of the face of a holdback female from our 05 offspring. I particularly like the multi-faceted surface of the noses of ceylonese. And last is our pastel male ceylonese breeder.
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David Beauchemin
High End Herps.Inc
http://HighEndHerps.com
Do you know the background history on that male and/or do you know who produced it. I have a male that is very similar to it that I have attached as the lower photo below. I have also seen several others that look pretty close to these as well. Ceylonese are quite variable, but they all have certain color and pattern traits that distinguish them from mainland P. molurus molurus. The upper photo is of one of my females to show how variable pure "pimbura" can really be. She is 10.5 feet and 65 lbs.
Kelly
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