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Hello all,
Got a new book for chrissy which is essentially a "pretty picture" book on jungle photography. Author and photographer is a herpetologist by the name of Nicole Viloteau. One picture is of a GTP from Cape York Pen. which claims the specimen was 11.5 feet long! A metric figure of 3.5m was also given which suggests it was not a "typo". Anyone heard of gtp's getting that big?? 6 -7 ft is the biggest I have heard of.
 
11.5 feet that's massive,i don't doubt they'd get bigger than 6 foot but over 10 :shock: Must be an intergrade :lol:
 
Sorry, what do you mean by "intergrade"?...
 
Getting worried about your little yellow worm, Olive? 'Fraid it'll get too big for you to handle?
 
reptililian said:
Getting worried about your little yellow worm, Olive? 'Fraid it'll get too big for you to handle?

You know me, bigger the better I say :wink:
 
I would suppose there is a little mistake as the Aussie GTP belongs to the Southern race of viridis (along with Aru end Merauke populations) that I would estimate about 120-130 cm. as adult, instead of the Northern island ones (Biak/Japen race) a bigger around 180-190 cm.
Cheers
Stefano
 
Hello? This is a chondro thread. It's been up for hours and there are still only a handful of posts on it. I'll say it louder CHONDRO! No? How about this one then... gtp. GTP GTP GTP. C'mon guys, it should be miles long by now! :wink:
 
There was a fella that used to come on here, haven't seen him post for a while, he lives at 'Lockhart river', and posted that he had seen a ten footer before, but it was many years ago.

There you go lily, another post for you! LOL!

Neil
 
A freinds chondro, posted on my site.

enjoy.

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They are SUCH beautiful creatures. Out of this world. And is that faux lily-of-the-valley the baby is sitting on? I'm loving this pic! :D
 
Well I was also going to comment about that gorgeous tapestry-thing in the background, but thought perhaps that was going a bit overboard, even for me! I'm loving EVERYTHING about this pic! :wink:
 
Very nice instar. Is your friend local or OS? (dont really care, more interested in the snake :wink: )
 
Then heres another from the same guy, damn lucky bloke!

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an another, ill have to ask him for some closeups! This bloke has some incredible snakes!

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