New Coastal.

I don't know why, but i got a male coastal at the Taylor Michigan show. He is from Nate Oswald.

I definitely dont regret it though, great snake. Still really nasty, but im enjoying watching him. Here are some pics. He ate a f/t mouse. He is a little over a year old, and dwarfed most of his siblings. I love him.

http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h1...90/carpet1.jpg
http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h1...90/carpet2.jpg
http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h1...90/carpet3.jpg
http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h1...90/carpet4.jpg

Thanks for looking!
Sam

very cool... nate's a good guy and he's got top notch coastals. i have one of his and he's settling down nicely.

Nice Coastal. Mine is just a bit over a year and has finally stopped trying to end my life when he sees me each time:)

Looks great, I can't wait to have one

Thanks guys, he is a cool snake. I told myself no more pythons after the spotty, but i figured this would be a cool guy to watch grow, and gain more experience as a keeper. He definitely poses for the camera!

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Originally Posted by waltah!

Nice Coastal. Mine is just a bit over a year and has finally stopped trying to end my life when he sees me each time:)

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Originally Posted by SK_Exotics

Still really nasty, but im enjoying watching him.

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Huh, and I thought coastals were supposed to be among the more docile carpets. My younger brother has a yearling which I've handled several times, and while it's mildly head shy, I've never so much as seen it take a swing at anybody, let alone do anything that could be described as "nasty."

Beautiful snake, BTW.

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Originally Posted by olstyn

Huh, and I thought coastals were supposed to be among the more docile carpets.

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This is probably true. Keep in mind, this snake is straight from the breeder and has been minimally handled since last spring when it was born. I dont blame the snake for being scared and I bet he will settle down quick.

beautiful snake:gj: