Wheatbelt Stimmie.

[No-two]

Took some photos of this girl today. Progressing nicely.

 

[Kitah]

Wow, very nice Love the bold markings and the colour!

 

[beeman]

Developing nicely , Have you sourced a partner for her ?

 

[No-two]

Developing nicely , Have you sourced a partner for her ?

Not as nice colouring but has some cool orange fluro patches of colour on him.

 

[beeman]

He is still a very nice critter, Some of ours display this orange marking in thier patterning,
People have a very distinct image of what a wheatbelt stimmie should look like but in reality
they varie quite widely in patten and color with in a very short distance across thier range.

 

[gecko-mad]

OMG its so ugly! lucky for you i like ugly snakes, why dont you just hand it over

 

[gozz]

Hot!!!! animals mate well done
cheers

 

[ryanharvey1993]

nice stimmos, wheatbelts are a very attractive locale.

 

[PilbaraPythons]

No-two
Where did these Stimsons come from?

 

[wiz-fiz]

verynice, high5

 

[Christopher]

Great looking stimmies. You've got a pretty darn nice collection!

 

[Jason]

No-two
Where did these Stimsons come from?

im also wondering that...

is it a SR 'wheat belt' ??

 

[craig.a.c]

Hot, very hot stimmies.

 

[jessb]

how gorgeous... they are definitely on my list!

 

[jordo]

Nice Snake, I see it's still got that orange high lighter mark on it haha

 

[Jay84]

oh you showoff hahahaha

 

[beeman]

No-two
Where did these Stimsons come from?

Prety sure they are Snake ranch animals Dave

 

[PilbaraPythons]

The reason I question this is because the head scalation ( prefrontal cluster ) are not what I have ever seen in Stimsons from the Wheat-belt area, and I have seen quite a few from many areas of the wheat-belt. There is no denying though that they are great looking stimsons though and doesn't mean I am the expert or have seen every variant found in such a huge area.

Please remember, I am not categorically stating that these specimens are not Wheat-belt stock.
I do believe though that if this is indeed the case then they originate from an unknown locality or based on limited observations of consistant scalation differences would think that a Pilbara specimen has been breeding with Wheat-belts. From my understanding ( and I could have this wrong) the Snake Ranch stock originally stemmed from progeny of or originally confiscated illegally held reptiles here in W.A and hense their exact locality is likely unclear.

 

[dickyknee]

The reason I question this is because the head scalation ( prefrontal cluster ) are not what I have ever seen in Stimsons from the Wheat-belt area, and I have seen quite a few from many areas of the wheat-belt. There is no denying though that they are great looking stimsons though and doesn't mean I am the expert or have seen every variant found in such a huge area.

Please remember, I am not categorically stating that these specimens are not Wheat-belt stock.
I do believe though that if this is indeed the case then they originate from an unknown locality or based on limited observations of consistant scalation differences would think that a Pilbara specimen has been breeding with Wheat-belts. From my understanding ( and I could have this wrong) the Snake Ranch stock originally stemmed from progeny of or originally confiscated illegally held reptiles here in W.A and hense their exact locality is likely unclear.

Sure looks that way .

 

[euphorion]

HOOOOOOTTTT! And that orange on the male is crazy! I'm a maccie girl to start with but i've always loved the WB's *swoon* maybe next season