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“Bedelia”
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Actually, @girlwithscales I have 17 roughies at the moment! So pumped to get a clutch this year!
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Congrats! They are gorgeous.
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Still getting familiar with MM. What a great site for learning and connecting with some true herp keepers. Great collections, thanks for sharing the pics and knowledge.
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Hi, I’m a little new to Morelia, but I was wondering if you could feed a chick to an appropriate sized carpet python?
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Welcome, ive heard of people feeding various types of birds from chicks to quail…i dont have personal experience but ive heard the stools can be looser??? Hopefully someone with experience chimes in…Happy New year!
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What type is she I’ve picked up a hatchling as a New Guinea but not sure, mainly keep ball pythons so new to these.
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I hope to have some good discussion on here. This is my first real forum experience. I hope it becomes a great group.
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just out of my own curiosity what is the difference between a tiger and super tiger carpet python? I have had people call Chloe [above] a super tiger. From what I have gathered the (super) is just a exceptional looking tiger. Is there anything more to that? All I can say is she is the most beautiful one I have seen! Thanks!
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As far as i am aware, it is just a very good looking tiger. Great looking animal as way. I am not an expert by any means in carpet genetics. if you don’t already start to listen reptile podcasts. Morelia python Radio has almost 10 years of shows to listen to for good info.
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This is a hold-over from back in the early days of the morph when it was thought to be a Mendelian trait and if you bred two Tigers together you would get some that were really high expression. Now we know Tiger is polygenetic and the “SuperTiger” is just an exceptional example brought about through selective breeding.
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Excellent advice here
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Wow Deb, these guys are gorgeous.
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