My new Vietnamese Blue Beauty
I wasn't planning on getting anything at the Omaha Reptile Breeders Expo but I stumbled across a guy selling a few VBB's and I just found myself coming back to look at the 4 babies he had. Ended up choosing this girl :D She is about 20in. long and so cute it is hard to just let her be for now. I'm already getting stuff for an adult cage I'm so excited :P
Still thinking of a name. Best idea so far is Nessie. The name popped up after my boyfriend swears he saw a "sea monster" in a farm pond we fish at. I am fairly sure it is just a big grass carp but he thinks its some monster fish. :rolleyes:
Pics are horrible but it was the best I could do before she was put away.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v110/sweetpee/VBB.jpg
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Beautiful!! Congrats!! VBB's are near the very top of my dream list of snakes to own someday!
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What's the 'nippyness factor' of Ratsnakes? I think they're beautiful, but I'm just not into dealing with fast moving snakes that have bad attitudes - even if only some of the time.
Nessie's a beauty.
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My Blue Beauty is pretty cage defensive, she doesn't enjoy coming out of her cage. She seems to be easier to get out if she's under a hide at first. If she's out and about in the cage then she stresses too much when I try to get her, so I usually wait. She's about 6' long now so I use a hook to get her out now and once she's out she is usually fine. More handling on my part definately would have helped in that regard. I think Blue Beauties and most of the Asian Rat Snakes are a bit more defensive in general. I have seen and handled ones that were as mellow as my corn snakes though, so regular handling is a must. They are fast too!
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Thanks, leper65. I think I'll get a couple of years with my slow, mellow BP under my belt before I tackle a Rat. They sure are beautiful snakes, though.