Show us your Diamond Pythons

[mysnakesau]

Shonny he is looking very pretty. As a hatchling, he is only going to get better. You all have some gorgeous pythons here Thanks for sharing.

 

[swaddo]

an oldie

Been posted before, but ....

 

[tempest]

Some absolutely stunning diamonds around!

This is my boy, although the pic's a few months old now (and don't mind my friend in the background)!

 

[Keppstar]

There all nice Diamonds. This is my uncle's Diamond 7 years old around my brother Sean. Mine is the Hatchling.

 

[jimtaylor]

nah mysnakes mine wasn,t at the show is that high yellow yours or one from the show

 

[mysnakesau]

nah mysnakes mine wasn,t at the show is that high yellow yours or one from the show

One from the show. I thought he might have been yours. There was two there like this - same age so most likely same owner. Absolute stunners they were.

 

[Perko]

One from the show. I thought he might have been yours. There was two there like this - same age so most likely same owner. Absolute stunners they were.

They are Kel Worleys.

 

[Allies_snakes]

My girly Delta...this was taken 2yrs ago now..she is turning 6 this year and is 7.5ft and a quiet, beautiful girl to handle..

 

[marty]

not the best pic bit you get the idea

 

[KaaTom]

not the best pic bit you get the idea

That is one beautiful snake marty...

 

[serpenttongue]

Some pics from the past and present.

 

[bredli-sli]

mines better LOL




i know its not a diamond

 

[Noongato]

Wow, i love those darker diamonds, like mysnakes first piks.
Im starting to turn into a python person. Oh noooo!! There goes all my money!!

 

[Divan]

here is my litle guy he is about a year old now.

 

[pythons73]

Very nice Serp,love the B.W better than the yellows..

 

[mysnakesau]

They are gorgeous Serp and all beautiful snakes being posted here. Serp I love that second photo. That is a really lovely shot. I have found the diamonds are hard to get good pics of. Either the flash or sun bounces off them and takes away their beauty. But I have better luck on overcast days than I do on sunny days unless I get in that perfect spot.

I have another couple to share..bit ordinary but ah well, you get that, pro-photographers only ever show you their best shots. Their favourite cool spots and my poor monsterio has copped a beating.

 

[justbrad]

Diamond's

Here are my 2 Diamonds, Loki and Lillith. Great pics eveyone!. These 2 are the pride and joy of our family. Great personality's and never struck!

 

[mrs_davo]

Our babies

Here is a couple of photos of our diamonds.

The female is the one being held by hubby ( at the QLD reptile expo in Gladstone ) she is approx 3.5 year old.
The male was at the Expo as well - but was not very sociable - due to the fact that he was about to shed. ( he is the one climbing around the "thing " on the table. ) He is approx 1.5 years old.

Hope you like.

 

[Perko]

Here is a couple of photos of our diamonds.

The female is the one being held by hubby ( at the QLD reptile expo in Gladstone ) she is approx 3.5 year old.
The male was at the Expo as well - but was not very sociable - due to the fact that he was about to shed. ( he is the one climbing around the "thing " on the table. ) He is approx 1.5 years old.

Hope you like.

Great looking snakes.

Did KW breed the male?

 

[pyrodarknessanny]

one of me girls ready to breed this season, she still unnamed (taken before a shed) she is from a black/white bloodline

ziconia (in front) female high yellow and harkimer (head and neck showing) sibling male
these guys are about 2 yr old now and are not being power fed, from a high yellow blood line.

male "black and white" mate/sibling to first female. the mum to these older guys is an awesome example of black and white diamonds with nice large markings
dad is black/white but shows a fair amount of yellow.

in the future i hope to breed a line of nice golds or "high yellows"
and a line of awesome black and whites.

quick question would i be right to call the black and whites monochrome? or is there a nicer/ fancier word for it
also is this true the high yellows are often referd to as "gosford golds"?