PNG carpet python and Scrub Python
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grizz
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scrubbie wont be on pinkies for long!
Banjo
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Very nice snakes, looks like the clicks clacks are set up well too.
Serpentess
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That PNG Carpet looks similar to my 2 x Cape York Carpets. 
How old is the Scrubbie? It looks so tiny! I still think it would be able to eat a fuzzie rat with no problems though. I would love to get a Scrub as they've always been one of my favs, but their attitude and size has put me off. I won't get one until I have the means of getting a 8-10ft enclosure first. And then I'll look for the calmest one. Haha.
How old is the Scrubbie? It looks so tiny! I still think it would be able to eat a fuzzie rat with no problems though. I would love to get a Scrub as they've always been one of my favs, but their attitude and size has put me off. I won't get one until I have the means of getting a 8-10ft enclosure first. And then I'll look for the calmest one. Haha.
That PNG Carpet looks similar to my 2 x Cape York Carpets.
How old is the Scrubbie? It looks so tiny! I still think it would be able to eat a fuzzie rat with no problems though. I would love to get a Scrub as they've always been one of my favs, but their attitude and size has put me off. I won't get one until I have the means of getting a 8-10ft enclosure first. And then I'll look for the calmest one. Haha.
He is around 5months and feeding on rat hoppers but I thought he could have the rat pup as a quick snack to save binning it...
regards, emmie x
Serpentess
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Very nice. I was thinking he'd be about 3 months old, haha, I was a bit off.
I wasn't trying to say you were under feeding him by the way, I was just saying that although he looks so tiny he could still take a much larger feed than any hatchlings I've had. Haha.
I was thinking he'd be about 3 months old, haha, I was a bit off. I wasn't trying to say you were under feeding him by the way, I was just saying that although he looks so tiny he could still take a much larger feed than any hatchlings I've had. Haha.
bussers
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lovely snakes
shouldn't these pic's be in exotic's though as there not aussie snake's
shouldn't these pic's be in exotic's though as there not aussie snake's
guzzo
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Love the eyes on that PNG
Nighthawk
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lovely snakes
shouldn't these pic's be in exotic's though as there not aussie snake's
They may not be *in* Aus, but the scrubbie at least is definitely an Aussie breed. And a beauty one at that
bussers
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the scrub's not a kinghorni so defo is not an aussie species.They may not be *in* Aus, but the scrubbie at least is definitely an Aussie breed. And a beauty one at that
not many kinghorni in the uk if any at all.
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