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Re: A Few Cape Morphs (image heavy)
by Kevin Lancaster » Sat Aug 06, 2011 9:16 am
Beautiful snakes. I wish, I wish. Then again I am so happy with my common and Garden variety BHS. Nice work on the morphs.
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Re: A Few Cape Morphs (image heavy)
by Dragon Breeder » Sat Aug 06, 2011 9:33 am
Cheers! I know exactly what you mean, Kevin.
You've got to appreciate the wild type of a species to really appreciate the morphs, I think - and frankly, some of my favourite looking animals here are my normals!
You've got to appreciate the wild type of a species to really appreciate the morphs, I think - and frankly, some of my favourite looking animals here are my normals!
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Re: A Few Cape Morphs (image heavy)
by Jamster » Wed Aug 10, 2011 8:53 am
seeing that second champayne is gettin me slightly exited! Because i have a house snake at home that looks very very similar, with more of a red tinge. Will post a pic as soon as possible 
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1.2-rhombic skaapstekers
1.0-yellow rat snake
1.1-burmese pythons
5.5-brown house snakes
1.0-taiwanese ratsnake
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Re: A Few Cape Morphs (image heavy)
by Dragon Breeder » Wed Aug 10, 2011 4:49 pm
Look forward to some images, Jamster.
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Re: A Few Cape Morphs (image heavy)
by Jamster » Thu Aug 11, 2011 1:23 pm
OK, so this is my brown that resembles those champaynes. Not identical but the twin vertebral stripes down the spine are identical. Going to take better pics tonight with a rpoper camera!She would not sit still!
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1.0-reticulated python (Ripcord)
1.1-burmese pythons
5.5-brown house snakes
1.0-taiwanese ratsnake
3.8-BCI
1.1-corn snakes
1.2-rhombic skaapstekers
1.0-yellow rat snake
1.1-burmese pythons
5.5-brown house snakes
1.0-taiwanese ratsnake
3.8-BCI
1.1-corn snakes
1.2-rhombic skaapstekers
1.0-yellow rat snake
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Re: A Few Cape Morphs (image heavy)
by Jamster » Thu Aug 11, 2011 1:29 pm
I have a variety of browns, but here is my "ghost" or "anery" and his "het ghost" offspring . . .
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1.0-reticulated python (Ripcord)
1.1-burmese pythons
5.5-brown house snakes
1.0-taiwanese ratsnake
3.8-BCI
1.1-corn snakes
1.2-rhombic skaapstekers
1.0-yellow rat snake
1.1-burmese pythons
5.5-brown house snakes
1.0-taiwanese ratsnake
3.8-BCI
1.1-corn snakes
1.2-rhombic skaapstekers
1.0-yellow rat snake
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Re: A Few Cape Morphs (image heavy)
by Dragon Breeder » Thu Aug 11, 2011 2:04 pm
All very pretty! The aneries are beautiful snakes!
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Re: A Few Cape Morphs (image heavy)
by Jamster » Thu Aug 11, 2011 2:10 pm
Thanx man The brown house snakes are so simple and common and yet they are one of my favorites
The brown house snakes are so simple and common and yet they are one of my favorites 1.0-reticulated python (Ripcord)
1.1-burmese pythons
5.5-brown house snakes
1.0-taiwanese ratsnake
3.8-BCI
1.1-corn snakes
1.2-rhombic skaapstekers
1.0-yellow rat snake
1.1-burmese pythons
5.5-brown house snakes
1.0-taiwanese ratsnake
3.8-BCI
1.1-corn snakes
1.2-rhombic skaapstekers
1.0-yellow rat snake
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Re: A Few Cape Morphs (image heavy)
by Dragon Breeder » Thu Aug 11, 2011 3:07 pm
Yep, mine too, although they aren't quite so common here as there no doubt haha!
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Re: A Few Cape Morphs (image heavy)
by Jamster » Thu Aug 11, 2011 3:32 pm
Common here 
they are sometimes reffered to as common brown house snakes. Found one two days ago in a wall at work. Nice light female about 70-80cm
they are sometimes reffered to as common brown house snakes. Found one two days ago in a wall at work. Nice light female about 70-80cm 1.0-reticulated python (Ripcord)
1.1-burmese pythons
5.5-brown house snakes
1.0-taiwanese ratsnake
3.8-BCI
1.1-corn snakes
1.2-rhombic skaapstekers
1.0-yellow rat snake
1.1-burmese pythons
5.5-brown house snakes
1.0-taiwanese ratsnake
3.8-BCI
1.1-corn snakes
1.2-rhombic skaapstekers
1.0-yellow rat snake
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Re: A Few Cape Morphs (image heavy)
by Dragon Breeder » Sun Aug 14, 2011 8:25 pm
Nice one, I'd love to be able to find them out walking!
If I ever did find one out walking, it would no doubt be an escapee from my collection haha!
If I ever did find one out walking, it would no doubt be an escapee from my collection haha!
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Re: A Few Cape Morphs (image heavy)
by Jamster » Mon Aug 15, 2011 10:50 am
LOL!
1.0-reticulated python (Ripcord)
1.1-burmese pythons
5.5-brown house snakes
1.0-taiwanese ratsnake
3.8-BCI
1.1-corn snakes
1.2-rhombic skaapstekers
1.0-yellow rat snake
1.1-burmese pythons
5.5-brown house snakes
1.0-taiwanese ratsnake
3.8-BCI
1.1-corn snakes
1.2-rhombic skaapstekers
1.0-yellow rat snake
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Re: A Few Cape Morphs (image heavy)
by Fooble » Mon Aug 15, 2011 11:32 am
I found some nice B.capnesis yesterday ( will post later this week) would be interested to see what you make of them.
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Re: A Few Cape Morphs (image heavy)
by Dragon Breeder » Mon Aug 15, 2011 1:56 pm
Nice one. I look forward to it!
I too found a nice capensis yesterday... on my bathroom sink! A t- Albino male het anery that escaped a few weeks ago. Actually probably almost 2 months ago.
I too found a nice capensis yesterday... on my bathroom sink! A t- Albino male het anery that escaped a few weeks ago. Actually probably almost 2 months ago.
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Re: A Few Cape Morphs (image heavy)
by Durban Keeper » Fri Aug 19, 2011 12:22 am
Ill bet my bollocs that that champagne 'morph' is nothing more then locality. Eric, you need mentalis mate, now that is something a little different. Have you ever seen a live one?
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