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Old 22-10-2009, 07:40 PM
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jampea ( dutch/german)


look at the scale's behind the eye on these two snakes and look at the difference
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Old 22-10-2009, 07:43 PM
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Jampea dorsal shot... (see sig for side shot )

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If you are getting into Retics, and want to find which is right for you, please read this: Locales Explained - There is an editted and updated version of this in the pipeline, hopefully with pics - watch this space

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Old 22-10-2009, 07:54 PM
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could do with a fair few pics of each locale to compare against lol, stew
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jampea ( dutch/german)

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agreed!
im waiting for some pics from marc to compare against but anotherthing that is in teresting is that the "jampea" i have has a split frontal scale (between the 2 directly above the eye) and primalurges jamp has a solid scale wich leeds me to think mine is not a jamp????
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could do with a fair few pics of each locale to compare against lol, stew

sorry meant to quote this one
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i would post pictures of the snakes i own but stew done it for me as they are his old snakes
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Left: P.R. Reticulatus Middle: P.R.Supatrai Right: P.R. Jampeanus
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If you are getting into Retics, and want to find which is right for you, please read this: Locales Explained - There is an editted and updated version of this in the pipeline, hopefully with pics - watch this space

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