Again spectacular animal (obviously) but I just can't call it a Diamond, thats just me.
I was of the belief it may have been incubation, but thats since been disproved
So would you say an unbanded Tiger snake is not a Tiger snake? I'm not taking sides or having a go at you, just curious if your appearance criteria applies to all species, or just diamonds/intergrades.I just can't call it a Diamond, thats just me. What makes a 'Diamond' to me is the patterns, the individual rosettes, and to some degree colouring. Just like the literature.
Hi Pugsly,
We certainly have stripes in our lineage He's been mating away happily this season....
Matt
Zulu - Time to get off the turps mate!!
Big Ryano - No not all species, that would be absurd. Why? Because in a number of other species the variations ARE huge, and have been documented as such. Diamond variation is only just coming out of the woodwork now, why is that?
You tell me how you would classify a Diamond then? Funny how NO ONE wants to have a go at it, why? because they will put all the snakes which have been shown above into the intergrade category.
If you saw a 'pure' Bredli that looked like a Diamond, what would you call it? A DIAMOND.
So what everyone is basically saying is that every book that describes a Diamond python is wrong? Ok, no worries..
I would say it would only apply to pythons that would be more lucrative if "pure". Tigers dont warrant the smoke screen. Not lucrative enough.
Pugs, i think you were being very polite by putting them in the intergrade catagory.
I was of the belief it may have been incubation, but thats since been disproved,
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