Beano05
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Hello,
I have a baby water python (in the avtar) It is 41cm and 30g, does anyone know an approximate age for it?
I have a baby water python (in the avtar) It is 41cm and 30g, does anyone know an approximate age for it?
Water Python (Liasis mackloti)
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Br8knitOFF
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Looks like a hatchling!
//Todd
//Todd
Beano05
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Awesome Pic
How long did you have to wait to get that shot?
How long did you have to wait to get that shot?
Br8knitOFF
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Which one? My avtar? Actually, not long at all- that was his first shed when I got him, so I sat there and watched the whole thing.
I was really lucky, because he did that over and over for about 20 minutes straight before he began to crawl out of his skin, so I just kept shooting, and ended up with that one!
//Todd
I was really lucky, because he did that over and over for about 20 minutes straight before he began to crawl out of his skin, so I just kept shooting, and ended up with that one!
//Todd
Beano05
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Who breeds water pythons
Any breeders of water pythons I need to get some prices
Any breeders of water pythons I need to get some prices
python blue
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Bean they usualy sell between $200 to $250 as hatchies how long have you had it for? who ever you bought it of should have told you that it was a hatchie and you should know the price as you bought it.
Beano05
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It was'nt bought, i'm not that stupid
This little python was dropped by a bird near my joint and even with permission from the traditional aboriginal land owner, parks and wildlife won't let me keep him. I will let him go next week after his third feed. but I love the little guy and I will have to purchase one for myself.
I will build my own fibreglass enclosures as the ones you buy are so expensive and timber dont last long outside.
This little python was dropped by a bird near my joint and even with permission from the traditional aboriginal land owner, parks and wildlife won't let me keep him. I will let him go next week after his third feed. but I love the little guy and I will have to purchase one for myself.
I will build my own fibreglass enclosures as the ones you buy are so expensive and timber dont last long outside.
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scorps
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you could just keep it inside
lil_ben
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wat scrops said
Beano05
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Have to pass through Kakadu
When I travel down to sydney for next christmas I want to take him with me but, If I get caught in kakadu with snake without a permit its jail time for me and I don't want that. So I will legaly purchase one Any breeders in the NT or can the animal be transported?
When I travel down to sydney for next christmas I want to take him with me but, If I get caught in kakadu with snake without a permit its jail time for me and I don't want that. So I will legaly purchase one Any breeders in the NT or can the animal be transported?
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Midol
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My boy is 55cm and 30g. Though I'm using dodgy kitchen scales so could be wrong. He is about 7 weeks.
caustichumor
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I don't know what the law is regarding taking reptiles on holiday interstate... Doesn't sound like an easy request through any of the licencing states...
Beano05
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Any other breeders in the NT? reedy's reptiles don't have any
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