Zebra Jungle Carpet Pythons at AAR

Zebra Jungle Carpet Pythons (Morelia spilotes cheynei)

With a crazy busy pinstripe pattern and nice jungle carpet python yellow and black bold contrast, the Zebra is a eye-popping pattern morph of the jungle carpet python. The zebra mutation is passed on in a "co-dominant" manner, so breeding a zebra to a normal jungle results in approximately half zebra jungle carpets and half normal jungle carpet pythons. Breeding two zebra jungle carpets together results in some of the offspring that are patternless supers. We aquired one of the first zebras, which was imported into the United States in 2008. We have named our zebra Grevy (as suggested by our friend Jeremy), after a type of zebra (the equine kind). An '07 female zebra was aquired in early 2009, and named her Doli, after the zebra (equine kind again) subgenus, Dolichohippus, keeping with the theme of naming Grevy. Pictured below are Grevy, Doli, and various holdback zebras, also named for the various types of equine zebras, that we have produced. GET ADDICTED!

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Grevy, our original zebra jungle carpet python	Close up side shot of our female zebra, Doli	Grant was produced in '09 and proven in '11	Grant has a great neck and head pattern

This holdback female is named Quagga	Closer look at her. She'll make great supers!	This robust gal is called PJ.	Grant is arguably the nicest zebra in the US