Looking good Colin. Did that whole clutch turn out like that.
The pair I got off you are similar too those as well.
Cheers Justin
Nasty 2yr old Krauss male out for a walk.
Fell off the hook trying to bite me. :lol:
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I hear you viridis,
Here is one of my K. Aland Palmerston yellow lines. I use this male over a couple of equally as impressive females most years. He is three years old in the first shot and is now five and was photographed for the second shot just a month or two ago.
I guess nobody is interested in a jungle now unless it has two heads and six stripes..
Yep,
I reckon all of the good Jungles ended up in Jag breeding projects rather then keeping a line of pure cheynei going. A very sad state I reckon.
That is what I am talking about John. I have seen most lines of Jungles and I reckon they are no longer breeding for traits of what a classic Jungle should be. Boa used to rave about animals bred by Luke Ridley and when I saw some of his better animals, I quickley realised why.
That snake that you just posted pics of is what I am talking about for a 5 year old snake. He would have bloody glowed at 18 months old!
I would prefer that to any of these Mustard yellow / dull gold stripies and 50 / 50's that are so bloody common now. I have always liked weird patterns however I never thought I would see the day where I had to ask to try and see pics of a 'wild type' patterned bright yellow jungle!
I reckon Keiren's lines are up there with the best of them mate! Do you have any hatchos available John?
This is what I am talking about when I say a 'wild type' jungle. No fancy patterning just pure cheynei that grow to 1200mm long, are cranky and fluro yellow without any computer enhancements and hold their colour well into adult hood.
Is anyone breeding any super bright high yellow jungles this season? There are plenty of nice animals in this thread however they all seem to throw back to the dull gold, stone line looking animals as adults.
I want to see some pics of fluro high yellow jungles with dead solid black like Rob's original Cowley Beach female.
I reckon it is a shame that people got too carried away with patterning of animals and that the true 'stand out' wild type jungle has been lost in the game of line breeding for patterns.
It has been a while since I have seen a clutch of dead set fluro yellow (not gold or mustard) jungles still hold colour at over 3 years old. I reckon it is a shame that there are very few keepers with dead set true fluro yellow Palmerstons. I am sick of seeing Tiger this and Tri - striped that ect. Where have all of the true Palmerston lines gone? I did see some nice Montgomery hatchos on the internet the other day. I can't remember where or who had them but they were what I am talking about
Roger and Colin, do any of your snakes that have the really bright yellows and vivid blacks ever make it to adulthood without getting the bleeding and blackening of the yellow scales? They look amazing.
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