Deep in shed, no problem.

Most of my snakes won't even look at a rat while in shed. My lemon blast is deep in shed and he devours rats like its nothing. He should make some nice babies for me this year.

He doesn't look very good in these pictures (but he is, even in shed) and you can barely tell he is eating a rat but I still wanted to share is awesomeness.
http://i1120.photobucket.com/albums/...s/IMG_5107.jpg

http://i1120.photobucket.com/albums/...s/IMG_5108.jpg

wow he just looks like a pinstripe thats crazy can you post a post shed pic just for comapre :please::please:

Haha, both of mine could care less if they're in shed, they'll still eat like pigs :rolleyes: only time I get refusals is when all temps and humidity are perfect, and they just don't feel like eating (Or stressing mom out seems like fun, who knows? Lol)

http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...pictures+today

Above is a link to another post I made when I first got him. I'm excited to see how he looks after he sheds this time. I was thinking he looked just like a pinstripe in the pictures I posted too, haha.

He looks great in person.

is your lemonblast nasty? mine is meaner then snot. I'm hoping he grows out of it cause hes such a pretty snake and I like to have him out more

I got him from Joshua Marki (great guy), when I bought him Josh told me "be careful he will bite you." So far he has yet to make any threatening motions toward me. He has an amazing appetite.

My female ghost was horrible at first, after a few month of short sessions of handling she has become nice and docile like the rest.

I hope so I've been messing with him now since I got him back in nov. but just like once a week when I clean and such