A few studio head shots - SWCP

[method]

Like the title suggests just a few headshots of our South West CP taken earlier this afternoon studio style. Was actually a pretty cooperative boy suprisingly and sat still for most of the shoot

 

[adz83]

nice

 

[Kurto]

that last shot is sweet!!

 

[Pandora Pythons]

nice, very nice

 

[method]

Cheers guys

 

[KaaTom]

Really like that last shot....

 

[coz666]

very nice

 

[ShnakeyGirl]

very nice pics and very nice snakey too!

 

[shonny]

awesomes pics.. last one is the best

 

[GTsteve]

Definitely the last one! Is a South West Carpet Python known by any other names? Also is that colouring typical of the species?

 

[method]

Cheers again Steve, the only other name that they go by that comes to name is just their scientific one; Morelia Spilota Imbricata, colouring in this species varies alot depending on the local, much like coastals. This little guy is Geraldton locale and the mother of this boy is a stunning example of what they can look like, which are usually alot lighter in colouration with more earthy browns. Others can be much more dark with little white, theres also a line floating around further south of the state that displays quite a blue tinge depending on the specimen.

Heres a shot of this boy taken a month or so ago, going to be interesting to see how his colours change as he gets older. Hes a year old at the moment.

 

[eamonn]

Nice pics. Great snake as well!

 

[GTsteve]

Cheers again Steve, the only other name that they go by that comes to name is just their scientific one; Morelia Spilota Imbricata, colouring in this species varies alot depending on the local, much like coastals. This little guy is Geraldton locale and the mother of this boy is a stunning example of what they can look like, which are usually alot lighter in colouration with more earthy browns. Others can be much more dark with little white, theres also a line floating around further south of the state that displays quite a blue tinge depending on the specimen.

Heres a shot of this boy taken a month or so ago, going to be interesting to see how his colours change as he gets older. Hes a year old at the moment.

Damn it! The longer I scour this site for ideas for a first snake the harder it gets - This species has totally been added to my hit list! Thanks for the info.