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14-Mar-08, 05:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Jonno from ERD  G'day Tracey,
It would be very easy to identify if you did have a Pygmy Python amongst your collection, as I believe they have a far lower mid-body scale count than the other 3 species of Antaresia. | Hahhaa thanks jonno but that actually doesnt help me at all im not all that great at identifying these things, if i have a decent enough pic i will email it to you.... but then maybe i just have a dwarf childreni.....
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14-Mar-08, 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by CodeRed A mate of mine bougth a pair for $3000. No way will they go for $3000 each |
actually my mate did pay $3000 each, and there was a lot of demand for them when he bought them. i'll qualify this by acknowledging that his were adults not hatchlings. and judging by the look of hatchlings, you'd have to be careful when sexing them. |
24-Mar-08, 10:16 PM
|  | Subscriber | Join Date: Jan-08 Location: newcastle Age/Gender: 38  | | | | thanx ever one for info they sound expencive will put them on later list
so they are out there good i have a pix from book but have only seen one pix dose eny body have pix
i will have to keep eye out in the for sale section to see if they pop up
if some one is breeing them u can send me PM will keep it hush hush ..lol |
25-Mar-08, 07:33 AM
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Well I am not in OZ so I cannot say about price or availability but I can provide a picture. They are simple to care for just like the rest of the Antaresia complex. I have not yet bred them but my inquiries with those who have, all say they are very easy but they babies can be hard to get started. They are a great little python to work with for sure.
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25-Mar-08, 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted by CodeRed iceman, I wasnt disagreeing with you. Last season (or was it the seaon before) I saw hatchies advertised at $1600 each. Albino posted above saying they were $3000 each. | If people want them, and there aren't many around, people can charge what they like.
In saying that I thought they were about $1500 each.
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25-Mar-08, 08:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Jonno from ERD G'day Tracey,
It would be very easy to identify if you did have a Pygmy Python amongst your collection, as I believe they have a far lower mid-body scale count than the other 3 species of Antaresia. | Even easier than that is a sort of stumpy looking tail. And a very light underbelly..... I think.
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25-Mar-08, 08:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Layzboy_6294 Can someone please post some pics as im a little bit curious about what they look like. Also, what size do they generally grow to? | pygmy pythons are the smallest species of python; growing to a maximum length of about 50-60cm
sorry i have no pics (try googling it)
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25-Mar-08, 09:49 AM
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