SnakeWrangler
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I find this specimen interesting, if this is a true coastal then it makes you wonder about the genetics behind the Morelia s. family. I think you could fool anyone into believing this to be a jungle...
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SnakeWrangler
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That photo came from here by the way: http://www.jaguarpython.com/docs/Jaguar/jagsib.htm
Glimmerman
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Now after looking at that site ..... I'm really concerned about locality..... NOT
How could you not LOVE HYBRIDS. 8)
Their locality should be in my collection. :lol:
I too have doubts they are full coastals, i just cant believe it cause it is written on a web site.Looks like there is jungle in there somewhere.Maybe he dosent want to give away his recipe.Also do the original breeders know the linage of the coastals right back to Australia, dosent that make them crooks.
peterescue
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Why not boa. Is it so important that they be true Aussie coastals. Isn't it about the outcome? Everytime this thread pops its head up; about every two months; the same BS is spouted.
it onkly matters about their origin if you are concerened about people making false claims which is what i get peeved about. Bit like german Giants.
it onkly matters about their origin if you are concerened about people making false claims which is what i get peeved about. Bit like german Giants.
That's fine I guess we can say they are anything we want them to be and I also guess you don't have to beleive they are what the breeder has said they are.
Peter, it isn't important at all to me that they are coastals, seeing as the breeder hasn't a problem with non pure animals I can see no reason at all to say they are something they aren't. I do agree about the same BS getting spouted though.
Peter, it isn't important at all to me that they are coastals, seeing as the breeder hasn't a problem with non pure animals I can see no reason at all to say they are something they aren't. I do agree about the same BS getting spouted though.
hugsta said:
you TRYING to be smart boa.!!
after relocating a few thousand carpets over a 13-14 year period on the sunshine coast i would of seen at least a dozen that looked very simular to that animal.
wether you belive it or not boa, i really dont care.!
after relocating a few thousand carpets over a 13-14 year period on the sunshine coast i would of seen at least a dozen that looked very simular to that animal.
wether you belive it or not boa, i really dont care.!
indicus
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I've seen alot of jungles that look like that......but it must be a coastal; because someone told me so :roll: 
Does anyone have one of these type coastals (in Oz) ?; seems they have every other type.....a little odd IMO.
Does anyone have one of these type coastals (in Oz) ?; seems they have every other type.....a little odd IMO.
Moreliaman
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I just would have thought with all these oddities so common in the wild that there would be a few floating around in collections out there, seems a fair thing to expect really.
Rob I think you are taking this forum far too seriously, don't forget what you said to me once, it's all in fun.
Rob I think you are taking this forum far too seriously, don't forget what you said to me once, it's all in fun.
indicus
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Haha.....looks better then some of your jungles TB....just kidding; dont panic!!!
Again, show me a pic of a coastal that looks like that, in a Oz collection.
I've seen most other examples represented, why none of these?
Looks closer to a jungle then a coastal, both in colour and pattern.....
Oh i'll try getting out more :roll:
Again, show me a pic of a coastal that looks like that, in a Oz collection.
I've seen most other examples represented, why none of these?
Looks closer to a jungle then a coastal, both in colour and pattern.....
Oh i'll try getting out more :roll:
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