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Molecular Reptile I am a professional breeder that maintains a very diverse collection of Python species.

My main interest is in the Australian and Indonesian Pythons but I also have a large Ball Python collection focused predominantly on recessive combinations.

25/04/2025

Here are a couple Northern Emeralds I am raising up that I produced here the last couple years. Its going to be fun to see how they grow up and hopefully I can add some more to the grow out rack to go with them down the road.

20/04/2025

For some reason I have a hard time getting very good pics of Ringed Pythons. This one turned out pretty good so figured Id share. Surprisingly she sat still for long enough!

17/04/2025

I have finally got around to making some lineage/birth certificates for some of the arboreal projects I am working on. My daughter was a huge help in getting me started with the graphics and teaching me (Not easy) enough to get going on my own. So far I like it but im sure as the trees get longer it will get harder. So far I am having fun with it and I have needed to do it for years.

16/04/2025

Nothing is quite like a pygmy python with her eggs. So tiny! One of my favorite species and cant wait to see the babies!

09/04/2025

Ive had a couple antaresia clutches so far. Spotted python and western stimsons. Fun species to hatch! All python behaviour in a small package.

04/04/2025

Before leaving this woma laid and I did not have a chance to share it. Eggs look good so hopefully Ill have some baby womas in a few weeks. Always fun species to hatch.

02/04/2025

I found my Ulramel Pied with her clutch of eggs. I used a clown pied male so the babies should be all pied double hets. Fun way to keep moving this project along.

27/03/2025

Always nice to see a breeding loan go well. I got my portion of the babies and couldnt be more happy with the results. Fun to have some baby Renick Ghosts again. Might be hard to see them go!

22/03/2025

Last years baby GTP are starting to change more with the color coming in on their faces. Werid to see the contarst of a southern vs a northern in the change process. Going to be fun to watch the rest of the way.

21/02/2025

Wasnt perfect but got a second clutch from this female Papuan Python. I hope to hatch them again this year as it was truely one of the highlights of my python breeding career. Fingers crossed.

14/02/2025

Nothing to see here just a fun pic of an Amazon tree boa. Proud I produced this one here and kept her back. Glad I did.

12/02/2025

This pairing could make some fun babies. Ultramel Blackhead Leopard to Ultramel super Spotnose Leopard. Time will tell if she takes but they like each other so far.

10/02/2025

I got a couple pics of a male F1 Northern Scrub Python (Wamena/Jaya) I produced a few years ago. I hope to produce these guys again as they might be may favorite scrubs.

15/01/2025

I hope this ATB pairing takes. I produced the female in my first ever litter and the male is a WC founder. She is a bit small so even if she goes it will be small litter.

08/01/2025

I have long used and loved the Johnsons A419 but they replaced it with the A421 a couple years ago and I tried it out but was less than happy with it. While searching for a replacement option I came across thos Emerson stat and liked the specs so I replaced the A421 in one of my rooms today. Hopefully these can prove worthy of replacing my aging A419s.

30/12/2024

Test results are in and they are in fact Super Leopard Blackhead Ultramels. I had several people tell me that I should not call them supers since I could not be sure but they didnt look like any Lep BH Ultra I had produced. So figured I should just test them. Fun pair to have!

18/12/2024

Documenting the color changes of these Northwestern Green Pythons has been fun. This might be the first time I ever noticed a red change faster than a yellow. All the reds are in the orange phase and several of the yellows have turned green but this yellow is unchanged. Still more to learn.

03/12/2024

I have a couple Northern Emerald pairings going. I think they are locking more than I am catching but hopefully it leads to some nice babies in the late summer of 2025. Time will tell.

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