3 salayars to look at

[Jon_G]

http://www.herpshots.co.uk/forum/uploads/JonG/2005-06-12_095653_seleyar1.JPG

http://www.herpshots.co.uk/forum/uploads/JonG/2005-06-12_095815_seleyar2.JPG

http://www.herpshots.co.uk/forum/uploads/JonG/2005-06-12_095953_salayar3.JPG

All very pretty !!!

[David Bellis]

Gorgeous retics. All three are Selayars? I'm no locality expert but the last two look more like Sulawesi to me. They're all stunning and look to be in great shape.

[Bill]

I love the pattern on the second one. I'm not familiar with this particular locality. Are they on average smaller than Sula's? Hopefully they aren't big $$$ because I may need to own one!!!

[ChadS]

Those look really good. I'd have to say the second one is a Maka/Sula Island.

[August]

Beautiful retics, regardless of locality. Very nice indeed.

[Jon_G]

I am 100% sure all are Salayars, I run a breeding facility in West Java, Indonesia these were on a recent collection from Salayar.

I have been surprised on quite a few occasions to the phenotype of some of the locality snakes which have arrived here.

[RRusso70]

Very nice I 2 love the 2nd pic.

[bbailey1392]

That bottom picture is amazing.

[E.T.]

Yes those are selayars, very nice

[Savvgawd]

awesome looking retics, I'm wondering if most have as much white on the sides as 2 and 3?

[snakeman55]

I am 100% sure all are Salayars, I run a breeding facility in West Java, Indonesia these were on a recent collection from Salayar.

I have been surprised on quite a few occasions to the phenotype of some of the locality snakes which have arrived here.


The 2nd one looks like a Sul to me as well. Is there anything about it that tells you it's a Selayer (other than the fact that you know where it was collected)? I'm always striving to further understand locale characteristics. And please post more locality specific animasl. We never get sick of seeing them!!

[fishman]

All are very nice, but the third picture is stunning.

[BIGSI]

Nice Salayars dude, a must-have in any Retic collection, the Sala in your second pic is a stunner !!

[Omar]

They all look to be selayars, the reason a lot of you guys prolly think the second in specific is due to those donuts which Makas share, but that def is a selayar. In my opinion, the one which resembles an actual sula is more twards the first one, because aside from makas, a lot of sulas have that stripped look to them.
Anyways awesome selayars! I kinda like selayars, their temperments seem to be weird tho, all the ones I've worked with have either been super tame or really aggro, like no inbetween.

[Retics_Freak]

very love the last pic... beautifull...........

[Jon_G]

Thanks for the comments, Maybe you missed my point about me being 100% sure they are all salayars?

I have been surprised since being here in indonesia lots of times on how the localities are supposed to look, when in reality the difference is often just down to natural variation.

Here they have had very long and close relationships with our suppliers and we always get fantastic locality information supplied with each animal.

I have even been surprised the way some scrub pythons look when they come in (a personal favourite of mine)

[Jim G.]

Beautiful looking snakes. What more can one say???

Jim

[Retics_Freak]

Hello Jon G... are they (three Selayars) for sale?
I'm interested with the last pic (# 3),are they CB or WC?
Just tell me if I can get one of them.. email me the details about them : retics_freakz@yahoo.com

weell Jon.. can you speak Indonesian?
I'm an Indonesian, and I live in Central Java.
Sorry 'bout my English..

thks..

[dubs]

gogergous

[Jon_G]

Saya belum lancar dalam bahasa indonesia,

All of our retics are for future breeding project so are not for sale. Hopefully next year we will have CB offspring.