saximus
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Re-read both posts then rethink your responses
Who has the biggest of each sp?
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saximus
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Haha nice name. He is literally twice the weight of my boy. I'll be interested to see these pics once your computer's wife forgives him and hopefully leaves him with some dignity 
Australis
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If you must use words like Morelia it would be beneficial if you knew what it refers to and includes.Once you manage that, you could move onto spilota ,funnily enough a word a lot of carpet-python enthusiast seem afraid or unable to use.
Please correct if M. oenpelliensis & M. kinghorni have been reclassified in the last few years.
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mysnakesau
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There are some nice, healthy looking gentle giants here. I love the bredli out on the grass
I don't own my olives anymore but I still have their photos. These were my giants and only half grown. I do have a couple of big carpets but weight wise they would never match the olives at the same length.
Here is my beautiful girl - Stella
And my handsome fella - Marlow
They're still my babies, even if someone else owns them now.
I don't own my olives anymore but I still have their photos. These were my giants and only half grown. I do have a couple of big carpets but weight wise they would never match the olives at the same length.
Here is my beautiful girl - Stella
And my handsome fella - Marlow
They're still my babies
, even if someone else owns them now. 
kawasakirider
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If you must have a dig at others, would you please offer a brief explanation of what you're talking about, so newbs like me can have an idea? I thought Morelia applied to Aussie pythons (and some OS ones like png) that laid eggs? Obviously I'm wrong but I'm keen to learn.
Google works wonders. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morelia_(genus)
There is more than just carpets in the Morelia genus.
saximus
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Morelia is a genus that includes a couple of different species. It isn't all Aussie pythons though. The other genuses (geni?) include Antaresia, Aspidites, Liasis and probably one or two I can't think of at the moment. Morelia spilota is the "carpet python" species. What Cockney probably meant when he said the intergrade is the biggest Morelia is it's the biggest in the Morelia spilota species because the scrubby (Morelia amethystina) is actually the biggest in the Morelia genus at the moment (discounting the rumoured giant Oenpelli python)
snakeluvver
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Khagan
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monitordude
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Ive got a six-seven foot Brown Tree Snake.
will post pics later.
will post pics later.
cadwallader
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WOW monitor dude keen for pictures...
redlittlejim
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PICs or it didnt happen/doesnt exist
cement
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Nice jungle, dodgy perspective but it's large, even though he's holding it out infront of him.
Can I ask whose snake this is?I would like to chat with the owner.
saximus
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Haha potential breeding project Cement?
kawasakirider
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Cement - the fella is from another website. I'll give you his contact details later on tonight when I'm on a computer. Just curious why you want to contact him? What is it about the snake that you like? (just trying to learn more).
Wow what a boofhead!!
Wow what a boofhead!!
Morfias
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Wow lizzy , what an amazing carpet !! What do you feed him/her ??
kawasakirider
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Not being mean but all pythons lay eggs
Right you are, lol. I dunno why I said that when you, sax and I were discussing boa's in the other thread, lol.
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