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RE: First carpet...

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Posted by: PHFaust at Wed Dec 22 12:01:25 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PHFaust ]  
   

Morelia are a very active group. Most are arboreal in nature, but they are lithe animals. She looks a smidge thin to me, but not anything that would be of concern,

In regards to colors, that is something that varies between the species. What you have looks to be a coastal carpet python, they have the most muted of coloration and also get the largest.
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