dimond pythons

[american_cichlids_92]

im getting a dimond python in a week or two and my brother had a 5 footer it was a bit to big so he sold it i have seen my fair share of them being an aussie and all i love snakes, monitors, gekos and turtles i have kept long necks, common snappers, and some leaf tailed gekos i was wondering if anyone else could show me pics and info on them i am trying to find some on the net now but it would be a help.

cheers

 

[Vicious_Fish]

I can't give you any info on them but they sure are a gorgeous python species!

 

[Tsubakai]

I'll PM you some aussie websites you can look at.

 

[davo]

They are the coolest pythons. They would grow in excess of 5 ft, the females are the larger ones also. Very cool though and the ones I've seen have all been very docile. Lower temps. and harder to breed than other morelia. Send me some I'll take a pair of "gosfords" and a pair of the good ol' black and white.

 

[american_cichlids_92]

thanks guys for the replys I'll most definetly post some pics of it.
It's been a hectic week with my dog giving birth and school so hope fully I'll
be able to get it this weekend

 

[american_cichlids_92]

its coming in 1 and a halfhours im so happy ill post pics of it when it in its new home.

 

[american_cichlids_92]

ok not all went to plan but its here now anyways the guy had car trouble here is some pics of it and its tank and a video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JRuWwbF9hY

 

[Tsubakai]

I'd suggest covering that heat emitter with a protective cage. They get way too hot on the surface and can easily burn your python if they touch it/wrap around it. Otherwise nice pickup.

 

[Mike D]

very nice. deff cover the heat emitter though

 

[american_cichlids_92]

what can i use to cover it?