trogdor1988
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i agree redeyegirl, i plan to get one when i can 
MD's please
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richardsc
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i saw the biggest eastern watery ever right outside gondwana land at south bank in brissie,was missing heaps of tail but the head on it was humungas,body size to,ive seen thousands of big ones,but this guy was huge in comparison
oops back on topic,md,s are great,i have a young pr of them,they are fiesty at times,but thats natural ,compared to darwins of similar size they are very mellow,there classed as the easyest to keep and breed of all the carpets with bredlis close behind,both 2 of the calmer forms,though i dont own them for handling,so dont mind a little fiestyness,adds character,but yeah,like alot of pythons they calm with age,and get used to u if u handle them
oops back on topic,md,s are great,i have a young pr of them,they are fiesty at times,but thats natural ,compared to darwins of similar size they are very mellow,there classed as the easyest to keep and breed of all the carpets with bredlis close behind,both 2 of the calmer forms,though i dont own them for handling,so dont mind a little fiestyness,adds character,but yeah,like alot of pythons they calm with age,and get used to u if u handle them
Drazzy
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My MD's are all very friendly regardless of sex.
I have never seen my male or female MDs bite or even go in a defensive position unless it is concerning a food item.
Infact my female doesn't even constrict its food just opens its mouth and lets it slide in.
Monty my 5 year old male.
-nubs at the cage door when he wants to cruise around the lounge
-likes to greet visitors
-doesn't like rats
Mertle my 6 month old female.
-likes to hide in peoples clothing especially my partners bra (its probably the warmth)
-shy; doesn't like to explore open areas but this is mostly due to being a hatchy
I have never seen my male or female MDs bite or even go in a defensive position unless it is concerning a food item.
Infact my female doesn't even constrict its food just opens its mouth and lets it slide in.
Monty my 5 year old male.
-nubs at the cage door when he wants to cruise around the lounge
-likes to greet visitors
-doesn't like rats
Mertle my 6 month old female.
-likes to hide in peoples clothing especially my partners bra (its probably the warmth)
-shy; doesn't like to explore open areas but this is mostly due to being a hatchy
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trogdor1988
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gorgeous MD's guys, im definately getting one. just need to get the cash for a hacthy and a new enclosure cheers for the help and the pics guys .
Steven
cheers for the help and the pics guys .Steven
dragon lady
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i dont remember what member it was... but someone showed a reduced black m/d
stunning python its was!
stunning python its was!
fraser888
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You will defentaly need a same size enclosure as a CCP.
From memory Hugsta had a really nice and unusual looking hatchie last year. That might be the on you are thinking of DL.
dragon lady
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maybe..! ...was reduced...more white than any other colour by memory
ill be hunting that form next year myself!!!!!!!..:lol:
ill be hunting that form next year myself!!!!!!!..:lol:
I have recenlty bought my very first snake, a MD she/he is about 6 months old and seems to be very placid. and because this is my very first reply to a thread i will have to work out how to post a pic, i will look into it and pop one up very soon.
Cheers
danni
Cheers
danni
trogdor1988
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as am i hozy6 i think its around the 180-250 mark
sweet i was expecting more then that more money in my pocket then
trogdor1988
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lol, and i prob wont be able to get enough to buy one cause i aint got a job.. im still looking for one though. hopefully iv saved enough for a new tank and a snake by the time there selling or iv got a job..
trogdor1988
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lol lucky you, and to the danni sign up to photobucket and upload the pics there then come back and click the IMG link under the pic on photobucket and paste it here the pic will then show up when you submit your reply
Slytherin
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Thanks trogdor1988 for starting this thread. I want to see photos of MDs too
Im thinking about getting a MD and am curious, what are the main differences between the SA MDs and the Eastern States ones. I heard that the patterning varies according to region. Where do the ones with the reddy-brown in their patterns come from?
Thanks
Im thinking about getting a MD and am curious, what are the main differences between the SA MDs and the Eastern States ones. I heard that the patterning varies according to region. Where do the ones with the reddy-brown in their patterns come from?
Thanks
lol lucky you, and to the danni sign up to photobucket and upload the pics there then come back and click the IMG link under the pic on photobucket and paste it here the pic will then show up when you submit your reply
there is an easier way when u reply to a thread there is a button below the bock called manage attachments click on that and u can upload the picture from wherever u have it on ur computer hope that helps
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