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Thread: Variegata Sizes

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25-Mar-08, 10:49 PM

theRAVENv1 theRAVENv1 is offline

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Variegata Sizes

Hi all,

I'm hoping everyone can give me some opinions on some adult Variegata (Darwin) sizes? Apparently they're the 'smaller' of the Carpet's but doing some further reading people are saying they can reach up to 8+ feet? I realize snakes keep growing at a slower rate when they're old but what is the average size for a Darwin?

And also apparently they're arboreal?

I'd like to hear from some people that keep Darwin's as well!

Cheers

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