jakethomas
Not so new Member
Diamond Intergrade normally have more strips and bigger patterns. Compared to a diamond with little diamond rosettes.
Cheers Jake
Cheers Jake
You really need to see a lot of Morelia spilota to see the differences, which are sometimes quite subtle. It's hard to put into a few words but put simply MNC intergrades usually have larger rosettes often to the point of becoming blotches, that are often elongate sometimes to the point of becoming stripes, especially a posterior dorsal stripe.
There is also a tendency for the rosettes to be "unclean", in that they are often speckled black within, as can be seen in this specimen, especially anteriorly.
Last but not least, MNC intergrades tend to have what I call 'caramalization' of the background colour. This browning of the yellow specking becomes more apparent the further north you go, until it gives way eventually to the full-blown browning of the Coastal Carpet (Morelia spilota mcdowelli).
From the first pic looked like a bredlixdiamond
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