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couple i have over the years....
 

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The first one Ecosnake is awesome,was it a female and gravid in that picture or did it just eaten,beautiful looking snakes,and i gather the last photo is the same as 1st....If it is a female she would go really nice with a male that i have here...Look very simarlar...MARK
 
A couple of pics from the other day of my Zeph
 

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Ill have to upload some more of mine, Last time i uploaded them they were completly black, now there colours have come right through and im very happy with how they are going
 
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This is my old boy slick, he passed on last winter aged 19, good lookin diamond tough.
 
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This is my old boy slick, he passed on last winter aged 19, good lookin diamond tough.


Mate, sorry to here of the lose, but i can only hope my diamonds turn out half as good as that... amazing
 
Thanks mate, he was a gorgeous snake, but didn't know how to turn his feeding response off lol. If something moved within striking distance, it got had, so I never tried mating him, which I now regret.
 
Not far off celebrating his first birthday! & just starting his colour change, should be an interesting next few months..
 

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Can anyone tell me how well Diamonds hold up in hot and humid conditions (eg Brisbane) and how to manage this for them? PM if too off-topic for this thread.

Cheers
 
I keep Diamonds in brissie- they do fine- I just have a large enclosure aout 4 ft x 4 ft I think it is- a big square one with UV and heat lamps (infra red) . They have lots of platforms and perches in that one-
underneath I have a seperate enclosure which fits the width of the top one perfectly- but is only 60 cm high- this one has a hide box, no heat, no artificial light, and a large water bowl.

So I drilled a 15 cm hole through the floor of the top into the roof of the bottom one- joined it with a thick piece of pipe, and they can just cruise between the two- they both love it. There is a massive gradient between the two, and I only put the heat on for a couple of hours in the morning for them during Summer, as it is 30-40 here as you know ... I put it on after a feed too so they can digest a little better- apart from that the natural gradient works wonders for them- they dont ever refuse a feed and they are pretty active unlike alot of the Southern varieties- plus picking the Male up from Pythons73 didnt hurt- he is a machine !!!

I will try and get some pics up on my profile and PM you if you are considering setting something up. Diaomonds are my favourite of all our snakes- i watch them lots more than the Albinos

Remember, Diamonds are pretty hardy and there are natural integrades up this far- i rescued one with a busted tail a year ago, fed him and healed him and sent him on his way, and he was a VERY large lad at 8 to 10 ft- even with half a tail- and lots of scars from trying to eat Possums- he had been living in my roof in the city (paddo) for a while judging by the amount of skin hanging up there.
 
Love the third picture venkeeper! The contrast is amazing. :)

-Will
 
thanks pinkmus, helps when you have a damn good camera, with pro lighting and a some friendly snakes when your up nice and close.
 
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