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Old 26-Apr-06, 05:06 PM
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SA Woma vs NT Woma

I'm interested in getting a pair of womas but am not not sure which form I'd prefer.

I'm looking for your opinions on each of these, preferably having kept them yourself.

Info I'm after would be size, temperament, clutch sizes, availability, cost, etc.

Some pics of the different forms would be great too.

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Old 26-Apr-06, 05:09 PM
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Get both.
I prefer Tennant creek form myself, but I would love to see more people working with SA Womas.
 
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Old 26-Apr-06, 05:15 PM
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really, it doesnt matter what locality you get, cause i'll bet youll want to get the other localities as soon as you get your first pair
 
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Old 26-Apr-06, 05:16 PM
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Get some Topaz Womas, I think they are from the Tanami NT. They are by far my favourite womas! Heres a link to a few different forms on Southern Cross http://www.southernxreptiles.com/WOMAGALLERY.htm
 
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Old 26-Apr-06, 05:22 PM
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wow! The belly shot of the topaz on that site is amazing!
 
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Old 26-Apr-06, 05:23 PM
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Wa womas IMO are some of the nices by far that i have seen, they tend to be a bit smaller than even the NTs, feed well, handle well and are just all round hot womas.
 
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Old 26-Apr-06, 05:23 PM
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really, it doesnt matter what locality you get, cause i'll bet youll want to get the other localities as soon as you get your first pair
i agree i have a pair of tanami and now want to get some other types now
heres a link to some pics of a few differnt types

http://www.users.on.net/~jbonnett/ramsayi.htm

as for sa womas every one i have spoken to that has seen them in the flesh say photos dont do them justice
 
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Old 26-Apr-06, 05:29 PM
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where are the biggest womas from and how big can they get?
 
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sa are my favourite womas. their docile nature does it for me. sa womas are the biiggest ones. I have some very old adults the male is 8ft and the female is 8ft 9 inches. as for clutch size i have had between 12 and 30 eggs.
 
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sa womas

here are a couple of mine
 
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Mate they are gorgeous! I think i'm gonna have to get some soon!
 
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G'day Rob,

If you have to choose between the two localities, I suggest you get the NT form, smaller size and very attractive looking snake even when they are adults they tend to keep their colourJMO, Matty Bonett has some for sale Just go to his site and have a look If you want his no P.M. me He is great to deal with You won't be disappointed.

Hope that helps!
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Wa womas IMO are some of the nices by far that i have seen, they tend to be a bit smaller than even the NTs, feed well, handle well and are just all round hot womas.
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If you have to choose between the two localities, I suggest you get the NT form, smaller size and very attractive looking snake even when they are adults they tend to keep their colourJMO,
So what's the verdict? Which one is the smallest of the 2 and most attractive?
 
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So what's the verdict? Which one is the smallest of the 2 and most attractive?[/quote]

Orsm, that's 2 peoples opinions. To be honest I think each form has it's own positive traits, hence the difficult decision on which to buy and why.

Thanks for all your responses, have been extremely helpful.

Keep them coming.
 
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w.a womas are the ones for me.
 
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