Morelia Trophy Club Pythons now available for adoption
Nidovirus positive pythons for adoption
I discovered nidovirus in my collection in December 2017. I promptly separated my collection into two rooms....one with nidovirus positive pythons and one with nidovirus negative pythons (see MTC Information page for more information on nidovirus). Since then some nidovirus positive pythons have perished. Some, however, continue to thrive and have little or no apparent health problems over these past 9 months since first identified as nidovirus positive. I have decided to downsize my collection and am now offering these pythons for adoption. I am not recommending this for anyone with other pythons in their household as this might endanger your other pythons for contracting nidovirus. This virus does not apparently transmit to other animal species. Because there are no good data for what will happen long term with nidovirus pythons that appear to thrive, I am offering no health guarantee with these pythons. You pay shipping and a nominal $10 convenience fee for boxing materials and my trip to the airport to have them shipped to you.
2017 Gamma-line diamond jungle python
MTC Pythons available
2017 Gamma-line diamond-jungle female #6
This female has a great pattern with bold colors. She is a finicky eater of frozen-thawed rat pinkies, sometimes holding onto the prey and dropping it without eating.
2017 Gamma-line diamond-jungle male #8
This male has bright bold yellow colors and eats frozen thawed rat pinks with gusto. He is gorgeous!
2017 Gamma-line diamond-jungle female #10
This female started eating right out of the gate and hasn't looked back since. She has a gentle disposition and never misses a meal.
2018 Gamma-line jagpondro male #5
This 25% GTP-jagpondro has a killer pattern. Dam was Mollena (50% carpondro) and Sire Gamma5 (DJJ). He is eating frozen-thawed rat pinkies.
2018 Gamma-line carpondro female #13
This 25% GTP-carpondro female started eating immediately and never refuses a meal. She has a bright golden-copper color and a great pattern.
2011 Diamond-jungle proven female
This female diamond jungle python (jaguar sibling) is about 6 feet long, heavy bodied and was proven in 2015. She is gentle and easy to handle.
MTC 2018 Breeding Update
8 jagpondros and 5 carpondros emerged on March 29, 2018 from the Mollena x Gamma5 clutch. These Gamma-line hybrids have a wonderful array of patterns and colors, and should develop into unique trophy animals.
2018 Mollena x Gamma5 jagpondro male #8 - not for sale
2018 Mollena x Gamma5 carpondro male #12 - not for sale
Some yearling jagpondros and carpondros from the 2016 clutch of Mollena x Gamma5
2016 Mollena x Gamma5 jagpondros
2016 Mollena x Gamma5 carpondros
Manokwari Green Tree Pythons Hatch!
Manokwari green tree pythons mating 2018
Manokwari green tree python first shed
