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Great topic!
My fav would have to be the Queensland Carpet. I've got a 7' male so I'm partial,ok?
Great temperment(if handled properly), nice size, and beautiful markings. I did'nt even change my mind after he bit me in front of 45 4-6 year old kids the other week(long story,my fault)lol
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P.S. Excellent teaching example of what not to do lol
<font size=1>[ This message was edited by: Reptilian on 2001-08-08 12:16 ]</font>
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Reptilian, I'm jealous. I wanna Carpet Python. (Whine!) Lucky, you. I would love to hear about your 'incident' with the nipping. I want to make sure I never do whatever caused that (especailly since I have Burms!).
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Actually, I just want to hear all about the Carpet Pythons. I am hoping one day to be owned by one [img]images/forum/icons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]
Take care, and keep teaching those kids about these incredible animals.
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I have to go with Ball, Blood (looks only- not temperment) and last Burm.
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Here is my list
1-Albino Burm
2-Tiger Retic I will have some of these one day
3- Boelen's Python
I do have a 4th Green Tree Python.
Hey Bry here are some smaller python's.
1-Calabar python (calabaria reinhardtii)
2-Angolan python (python anchietae)
3-Bismarck ringed python
(liasis - Bothrochilus - boa)
4- Dwarf python (loxocemus bicolor)
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would have to be Burms (any kind or color!), green tree, and ball pythons!
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Oh...and Ceylonese pythons are a different Indian rock subspecies that come from what was once called the Island of Ceylon off the coast of India....the Island is currently called Sri Lanka.
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