DarkApe
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yeah albino rpm/jag
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bohdi13
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wow, they look great! such a gorgeous little diamond aswell!
Jdawgg910
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My little 100% HET male Darwin Carpet python. Born and bread here in Darwin. 
Exactly 6 months and 2 days at 68cm's nose to tail tip. Is this a good size or is he too small or large for a Darwin?
Exactly 6 months and 2 days at 68cm's nose to tail tip. Is this a good size or is he too small or large for a Darwin?
bohdi13
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My little 100% HET male Darwin Carpet python. Born and bread here in Darwin.
Exactly 6 months and 2 days at 68cm's nose to tail tip. Is this a good size or is he too small or large for a Darwin?
was he in the middle of eating or is his throat normally like this, if this is normal he needs urgent veternairy assistance that could be something fatal! he doesn't look 70 odd cm's did you measure his last slough (shed)? all snakes grow at different rates depending on feeding but he sounds about right. what are you feeding him and how often?
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My 4 month old baby Socrates
MissFuller
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My 21st Birthday present - Calias
MissFuller
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Calais* autocorrect strikes again!
rustys.reptiles
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verry nice looking snake you have therehatchy coastal i recieved tonight
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RSPcrazy
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My little 100% HET male Darwin Carpet python. Born and bread here in Darwin.
Exactly 6 months and 2 days at 68cm's nose to tail tip. Is this a good size or is he too small or large for a Darwin?
As said already, the swollen throat is not normal and could very well be a fatal problem.
It is probably a good idea to get to the vet ASAP. It could be a respiratory infection or even a abscess.
I bought a hatchling Roughie that turned out to have a abscess in her tongue cavity. It swelled up very similar to yours.
Red-Ink
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Tiny one...
bohdi13
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beautiful hatchling! love hatchling albinoes.
as i just seen the posts made by you, I am watching storage wars and he finds a small wooden box with "calais" engraved on it:shock:
RSPcrazy
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Tiny one...
I love that small stripe at the end of the tail. That would be a good line to work on.
andynic07
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Is this a tiger snake? It looks like a venomous.
bohdi13
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yes that's a tiger snake (Notechis scutatus) and a very cool little elapid on that hand.
Jdawgg910
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In that photo he hadn't eaten yet. (Feeding day was the next day.)
Feed him once a week on pinkie rats at the moment. When I measured him I measured him on a tape measure, not from his shed. His last shed was about 2 months ago now.
I'll definitely get it checked out, but he's been like that from the day he was born 6 months ago and eats, sheds, poops and behaves fine like my Children's did which does not have a throat like that.
When your snake had this issue was he eating, shedding a pooping normally too?
Feed him once a week on pinkie rats at the moment. When I measured him I measured him on a tape measure, not from his shed. His last shed was about 2 months ago now.
I'll definitely get it checked out, but he's been like that from the day he was born 6 months ago and eats, sheds, poops and behaves fine like my Children's did which does not have a throat like that.
When your snake had this issue was he eating, shedding a pooping normally too?
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