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| The pair of angolan pythons i was offering has been sold. for those of you still interested, feel free to email me and I'd be happy to put you on the waiting list. Below are some examples from my collection. The first shot is the granddaughter of the original "hypo" angolan, the second is an unusual somewhat striped pattern, and the third is one of my favorites - just spectacular contrast and coloring. 1. Granddaughter of original "hypo" angolan:
2. Somewhat-Striped Angolan Python:
3. An impressive male:
i am working on a website that will help me show off my collection a little more easily ;) it should be online in a couple of weeks, and you will find it right here at this address: exceptionalreptiles.com -paul | | |
| Here is a picture of the Nephrurus Wheeleri. This one is about 6 months old.
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| Here is a close up shot of the male:

And here is one of the female:

*see the ad on Kingsnake.comĀ® : http://market.kingsnake.com/detail.php?cat=7&de=487068
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 Angolan Python: $4000 Sod for the lawn: $2500 Putting them together: Priceless
see the ad on Kingsnake.comĀ® : http://market.kingsnake.com/detail.php?cat=7&de=487068
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| One of my females, the one for sale. notice the breathtaking colors and pattern:
here she is having her weekly snack:
here is the male for sale:
This is one of the rarest snake species in captivity, probably less than 500 pairs here in the country. They were produced by Casey Lazik, one of the frontrunners in breeding Angolans, and great guy. You can check out his collection at www.reptilia.com . He also has a page describing these snakes - http://www.reptilia.com/angolan.htm | | |
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About my hobby
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I am a bit of a perfectionist, preferring quality over quantity. So, I only own 3 species of animals, but am setting up breeding programs that will yield the most healthy and enjoyable animals possible. I am currently working with Angolan Pythons (Python anchietae) and two species of Australian Rough Knobtails: Nephrurus Amyae and N. Wheeleri Cintus.
One day I hope to get a better website, but at this point all my attention goes to my animals. Enjoy!
-Paul
pdeboer2@netzero.com
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