Snakes
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FitGirl0123 wrote: »Let's see some pics
I have a couple more clutch pics I can put up, need to upload them though so it will have to wait until tonight
And in another 30 days or so I should be able to start posting pics of hatchlingsFitGirl0123 wrote: »Some copperheads from the weekend
Nice! I need to get out and do some field herping, just cannot find the time
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This thread makes me so happy.
I don't have any now, but used to have a pueblan milk, named Louise (first to get the reference wins a prize), and a California King named Ophelia. Our resident has a ball python named Israel, but we don't have room for one that big so he lives with her mom. Got to meet our yard snake just last weekend - a lovely black rat. I named him Sam. Hope he eats all the moles.1 -
This thread makes me so happy.
I don't have any now, but used to have a pueblan milk, named Louise (first to get the reference wins a prize), and a California King named Ophelia. Our resident has a ball python named Israel, but we don't have room for one that big so he lives with her mom. Got to meet our yard snake just last weekend - a lovely black rat. I named him Sam. Hope he eats all the moles.
I have an apricot pueblan milk named Lexie. Love her to pieces!1 -
I can dig em. They're super cool, I'd love to eventually get one as a pet. My fiancé's sister has a red tailed boa, he's gorgeous!1
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I can dig em. They're super cool, I'd love to eventually get one as a pet. My fiancé's sister has a red tailed boa, he's gorgeous!
@jader8993 If you do go for a boa I advocate doing a bit of research on the species/subspecies before picking one up, some of them can get pretty large and it is best to know what you are getting into before hand rather than being unpleasantly surprised a couple years down the roadFitGirl0123 wrote: »Fiesty white sided rat snake. He's in shed
LOL I love that defensive position, all attitude but nothing more than bluster (hogs are great for that too)0 -
There's some excellent photography in this thread. I like snakes. The husband decidedly does not, so no snakes for me (and I'm really bad at taking care of pets anyway), but I'm fascinated by them. Had no idea about all the possible breeding combos before reading this thread, I find that really interesting. In for more pics!0
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Got to hold a sunbeam snake today. First time seeing one in person. It was awesome!0
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I like when people have pet snakes and put tiny little hats on them. I saw one snake pic on Tumblr once, it had little bunny ear headband on. Nothing to hurt them of course.
But snakes wearing tiny hats is just about the cutest thing ever. (Must have some patient pet snakes lol).0 -
So... This weekend proven an eventful one for me. Went into the snake room to feed and out of the corner of my eye I noticed something was off in my egg-eater tank. When I turned my full attention to it I discovered that rather than there being just the one adult snake in there, there was an adult snake and three babies!! Went in to wrangle them and discovered two more. Then I found the eggs, seven in all and all pipped. Took me another hour to find the last two.
This was more than a little unexpected because I did not breed this girl and she has been housed by herself since I got her. So she must have been gravid when I bought her.
Now the fun begins... I need to find a whole bunch of finch eggs...
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That is awesome. Look at those little cuties!0
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Well, my ball python hatching season has officially begun:
A pure white SuperFire, aka Black-eyed Leucistic. This girl is also possibly Pastel, possibly SuperPastel, and possibly Yellowbelly. Given she if 100% white, I am thinking she probably has at least one of the other morphs in her2 -
When I was in high school a friend of mine had a very nice albino boa. Pertri, he was cool. She usually fed him frozen mice but once got him a live one. He looked at it like, "WTH why is my food moving??!!"0
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First clutch all out:
Two Black-eyed Leucistic, one SuperFly Yellowbelly, one SuperFly, one FireFly, and one Yellowbelly0 -
Been a while... Here is how my hatchling season has progressed so far (still have two clutches that need to shed out and one last batch of eggs too)
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Snakes are fine, as long as they aren't of the human variety.0
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bellacosta915 wrote: »I hate snakes I don't know why people have pets as snakesThe snake situation is out of control, I agree. When I see people with snakes draped over their shoulders, I always cross the street and sometimes throw up in my mouth a little.bellacosta915 wrote: »Haha. It creeps me out just looking @ them makes me throw ip
You both hate snakes and yet you both, of your own free will, chose to visit a thread titled "Snakes"... Then you just had to go out of your way to tell everyone how much you hate snakes. And then you continue to return to the snake thread and fill two pages with inane chatter... ???
If you do not like snakes, fine, that is your prerogative. But kindly pass along without depositing your unneeded and unwanted scorn. I hate coffee but you will never see me walk into a Starbucks and tell everyone there how much I hate it and how stupid I think they all are.1 -
WYMANT0004 wrote: »bellacosta915 wrote: »I hate snakes I don't know why people have pets as snakesThe snake situation is out of control, I agree. When I see people with snakes draped over their shoulders, I always cross the street and sometimes throw up in my mouth a little.bellacosta915 wrote: »Haha. It creeps me out just looking @ them makes me throw ip
You both hate snakes and yet you both, of your own free will, chose to visit a thread titled "Snakes"... Then you just had to go out of your way to tell everyone how much you hate snakes. And then you continue to return to the snake thread and fill two pages with inane chatter... ???
If you do not like snakes, fine, that is your prerogative. But kindly pass along without depositing your unneeded and unwanted scorn. I hate coffee but you will never see me walk into a Starbucks and tell everyone there how much I hate it and how stupid I think they all are.
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sunnybeaches105 wrote: »Public forum
Yes, I understand it is a public forum which gives them the right to post whatever, whenever, where ever. However, I also understand how to act in an adult and respectable manner, hence my analogy to the Starbucks which is just as much a public forum.
The point being that just because you have the freedom to run your mouth does not mean you necessarily always ought to.
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sunnybeaches105 wrote: »WYMANT0004 wrote: »bellacosta915 wrote: »I hate snakes I don't know why people have pets as snakesThe snake situation is out of control, I agree. When I see people with snakes draped over their shoulders, I always cross the street and sometimes throw up in my mouth a little.bellacosta915 wrote: »Haha. It creeps me out just looking @ them makes me throw ip
You both hate snakes and yet you both, of your own free will, chose to visit a thread titled "Snakes"... Then you just had to go out of your way to tell everyone how much you hate snakes. And then you continue to return to the snake thread and fill two pages with inane chatter... ???
If you do not like snakes, fine, that is your prerogative. But kindly pass along without depositing your unneeded and unwanted scorn. I hate coffee but you will never see me walk into a Starbucks and tell everyone there how much I hate it and how stupid I think they all are.
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Derailing threads is against the community guidelines though, I believe.2
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