Ol'Bitey the prosperine????????

[gumleaf]

I bought Ol'Bitey not long ago from a private seller. He told me he is a prosperine. Can anyone tell me if you can tell that he is a prosperine? What is the difference in markings and colours of a prossy to another carpet python? Any comments or advice would be great.

[gumleaf]

hellooooo anybody out there I need some input

[Mukesh]

ha ha i have no idea but thats pretty funny its called ol'bitey and yet its photographed with flowers, sorry my bad humour again

[gumleaf]

blame my daughter for that. She likes to put scenery with her photos. At least you commented.Might get her to put a dress on the next one.

[gumleaf]

thanks moderator, thought posts knew where to go all by themselves.

[SnakeWrangler]

This thread: http://www.aussiepythons.com/index.p...ic&t=20086 has some images of a young prosperpine, might help you out.

[moosenoose]

Don't shoot me, but he looks like your typical coastal I can't explain why, it just appears that way to me. :wink:

[mertle]

Does Ol'Bitey still bite???

[gumleaf]

No, I called her that because when I first got her she had only been fed live food and she snapped at anything that came near her. She has calmed down a lot now and handles beautifully. She's become a real favourite.

[gumleaf]

Sorry I just realised I said HE in my original post.

[gumleaf]

Don't shoot me, but he looks like your typical coastal I can't explain why, it just appears that way to me.

No bullets. Thats OK I was thinking along the same lines.

[MURRAY]

Looks like a typical coastal to me as well.

[Thor1]

i agree with others.
from the side your biter looks very much like my coastal
and mine was rather biatey when i first got her too.
now that she is older she has calmed down wonderfully.

[Lurk]

Just looks like a common Coastal to me

[Reptile_king]

same thats strange