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+4Rainer Fesser Fabian Dirks Christian Moisander Tom Charlton 8 posters | | Author | Message |
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Guest
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| Subject: Calloselasma rhodostoma colour variation....  Thu 1 Apr - 17:17 | |
| Hi there, I actually keep 3.2.0 C.rhodostoma, with interesting changings in colour. Here some pictures: Calloselasma rhodostoma. The bigger female, ready to breed. Very dark phase, with blueish reflects. She's an CB05   A CB male 06, brighter than the first one.   At least, a very bright female. She's a CB08. I'm deep in love with it!!!  Cheers LucasC. |
| | | | Tom Charlton
Snakekeeper
Number of posts : 68
Age : 38
Location : England
Points : 6099
Registration date : 2008-07-04
| | Subject: Re: Calloselasma rhodostoma colour variation.... Thu 1 Apr - 21:48 | |
| Wow, that last female is beautiful! I keep 1.1 C.rhodastoma, my female from Java looks very much like your dark female in the first picture, and my male is very red.
Thanks for sharing!
Cheers, Tom | |
| | | | Christian Moisander
Snakemaster
Number of posts : 404
Age : 48
Location : Finland
Points : 6348
Registration date : 2008-04-27
| | Subject: Re: Calloselasma rhodostoma colour variation.... Thu 1 Apr - 22:02 | |
| Awesome! Thanks for sharing.
I, too, think that the lightest one is the best.
Keep us updated on your breeding projects with these. | |
| | | | Guest
Guest
| | Subject: Re: Calloselasma rhodostoma colour variation.... Thu 1 Apr - 22:55 | |
| Hi there, Thanks for the replies, I'm going to put the whole group together next month, and see if my males are hot or not...  I hope to get some breedings this year from this specie. I like them very much, and, my thought about these is that they are under represented in captivity.... I'll let you know! |
| | | | Fabian Dirks
Serpent Chief
Number of posts : 766
Age : 42
Location : Germany
Points : 6732
Registration date : 2009-01-07
| | Subject: Re: Calloselasma rhodostoma colour variation.... Thu 1 Apr - 23:50 | |
| Wow breathtaking the female | |
| | | | Rainer Fesser
Systematicus
Number of posts : 565
Age : 74
Location : Austria
Points : 6698
Registration date : 2008-03-13
| | Subject: Re: Calloselasma rhodostoma colour variation.... Fri 2 Apr - 4:31 | |
| Hello Lucas,
you have some really beautiful C. rhodostoma!
Congratulations,
Rainer | |
| | | | Guest
Guest
| | Subject: Re: Calloselasma rhodostoma colour variation.... Fri 2 Apr - 6:49 | |
| Wonderful examples. Best of luck with breeding. |
| | | | Jon Davidson
Serpent Chief
Number of posts : 512
Age : 69
Location : Toronto area, Canada
Points : 6321
Registration date : 2009-02-28
| | Subject: Re: Calloselasma rhodostoma colour variation.... Tue 6 Apr - 3:27 | |
| Beautiful specimens, Mr. Carretero, regardless of their colouration. Thank you for posting this. I agree that Calloselasma are under appreciated snakes. If you can, please keep us updated on any results from the breeding trials. Sincerely, Jon Davidson . | |
| | | | Guest
Guest
| | Subject: Re: Calloselasma rhodostoma colour variation.... Tue 6 Apr - 3:34 | |
| Thanks to all for the replies. I'll let you know as soon as I get some news in breedings or so.
Cheers
LucasC. |
| | | | Bostjan Kraner
Serpent Chief
Number of posts : 568
Age : 45
Location : Maribor - Slovenia
Points : 6111
Registration date : 2010-03-14
| | Subject: Re: Calloselasma rhodostoma colour variation.... Sun 23 May - 1:53 | |
| Very nice. Do you know if this are diferent localities or genetic mutations. Some combinations would look good also or maybe the middle one is a combination of the dark and bight one. I did not found any sources about Calloselasma mutations. Do you maybe know of anyone who keeps them? | |
| | | | Guest
Guest
| | Subject: Re: Calloselasma rhodostoma colour variation.... Sun 23 May - 19:55 | |
| Hi there,
I've been talking with some breeders, or scientists who studied them on the field, and it seems that there is no specifications (morphs) or specific colours to a geographical area.
I would not talk about genetic mutations, as on different litters, you get different colours anyway. I'll be able to explain more about colours as soon as my bigger female will lay eggs, and those will hatch.
Cheers
LucasC. |
| | | | Paul Hermann
Snakekeeper
Number of posts : 66
Age : 28
Location : France
Points : 3280
Registration date : 2016-02-10
| | Subject: Re: Calloselasma rhodostoma colour variation.... Thu 11 Feb - 18:15 | |
| Thank you for sharing this, C. rhodostoma are very good looking snakes.
I wondered, are those difficult to keep ? Putting aside their striking venom, I heard that most of those animals had a nasty behaviour and are not shy when it comes to bite people. | |
| | | | Joel Power
Snakecharmer
Number of posts : 136
Age : 36
Location : upstate,sc
Points : 5036
Registration date : 2011-07-29
| | Subject: Re: Calloselasma rhodostoma colour variation.... Thu 7 Jul - 10:52 | |
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