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  1. 27-May-12, 07:36 PM #76
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    maybe they should hookup there is some chemistry and electricity there. just like a married couple
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    Quote Originally Posted by Colin View Post
    are you meaning cross breeding morelia spilota variegata x morelia spilota cheynei (for example) because thats allowed in NSW not exactly sure of elsewhere. species code 2625 is used for morelia spilota unknown.

    not my snake any longer and Im not suggesting its a morph, new morph or possible new morph, or melanistic.. Its a palmerston jungle that got blacker (more smudging) every shed. but looks pretty cool
    Just to add further on the highlited point...

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    Morelia spilota spilota is recognised and as the information/discussion is on the Morelias, all other Morelia spilotas are variegatas (no cheynei, mcdowelli etc). Diamond pythons and the rest are all "carpet" pythons.
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  3. 06-Jun-12, 08:13 AM #78
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    Quote Originally Posted by Red-Ink View Post
    Just to add further on the highlited point...

    Vic DSE stance...
    Morelia spilota spilota is recognised and as the information/discussion is on the Morelias, all other Morelia spilotas are variegatas (no cheynei, mcdowelli etc). Diamond pythons and the rest are all "carpet" pythons.
    VIC DSE are lumpers and other states are splitters seems ridiculous having this name variation between states.
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    Vic DSE stance...
    Morelia spilota spilota is recognised and as the information/discussion is on the Morelias, all other Morelia spilotas are variegatas (no cheynei, mcdowelli etc). Diamond pythons and the rest are all "carpet" pythons.[/QUOTE]


    LOL Morelias, spilotas, variegatas ...... is this how the DSE written it? I wonder how would they write plural cheynei ...cheyneis? Some Chinese people may get offended.
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    The problems really begin when you purchase a Jungle from vic only to realise the paper work says Variegata and your books say Cheynei. . .and then derm conclude you are doing something dodgy .

    Funnily they are sometimes really not on the ball, a few years ago my wife bought a GTP and we got a phone call from derm a few weeks later saying we may incur a fine for selling a snake within 6 months ??????. . . as it turned out the guy somehow read the movement permit wrong?? Still baffled over that one.
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    pure jungle, nice pattern
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    STUNNING RP jungle Mo , cant wait to see some offspring this season.. Good luck.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jungle_Freak View Post
    STUNNING RP jungle Mo , cant wait to see some offspring this season.. Good luck.
    Thanks Roger, I hope there ready!
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