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Diamond Carpet Pythons
by BRB » Thu Feb 16, 2012 9:15 am
Is there anyone in SA that is breeding these pythons, I would to love get my hands on a pair?
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Re: Diamond Carpet Pythons
by Westley Price » Thu Feb 16, 2012 9:23 am
I recall a pair being brought in 2 or 3 years back which supposedly sold for R20,000.
So I assume there are some in the country, bu they are rare.
Maybe BV or Mitton knows what happened to this pair.
So I assume there are some in the country, bu they are rare.
Maybe BV or Mitton knows what happened to this pair.
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Re: Diamond Carpet Pythons
by Bushviper » Thu Feb 16, 2012 11:37 am
I have seen some Diamond crossed Coastal carpet pythons and Diamond crossed with Jungle carpet pythons that were sold a number of years ago. Both of these have little value locally and I never saw any babies from them.
Pure Diamonds are still fairly expensive and I have never seen a pair for sale locally. They are also not so easy to breed as they need really cold winters.
Pure Diamonds are still fairly expensive and I have never seen a pair for sale locally. They are also not so easy to breed as they need really cold winters.
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