My Big'uns

They're all young ones now but these three will be my largest snakes when in a few more years. I love watching them grow.

BO- Super sweet girl.
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Olive- A truly gentle giant.
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Scrub- My least favorite snake to handle but my favorite snake to photograph.
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wait u have an Olive and a Scrub? very nice croc eaters! love your Scrub's eyes and pattern.

and don't forget, u can always go bigger. ;)

There really gonna be special as adults ,thats for sure,hope your little argie is calming down a bit

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I gotta say the boa is my favorite, but the other two are just as stunning. Thanks for sharing!

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Originally Posted by richardhind1972

There really gonna be special as adults ,thats for sure,hope your little argie is calming down a bit

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Thanks Rich. The Argie girl is sweet as pie these days. No hissy fits in months :).

That's great news, obviously needed to trust you, probably a good thing with the size she may get. Really is stunning that's for sure

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Stunners and on going to get better and better !!

be careful with that log in your boa cage

looks like it has an open top?

it was a nightmare when my ball thunder got himself into something similar.

Id suggest swapping that out and saving the headache and possible damage to the animal.

Sorry not to rain on your beauties but I see those structures and get heart palpitations...!!!

As always, the crew looks great, Ziggy! :gj:

They are all stunners but I really love the Scrub. Really nice collection!

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I really like the scrub Ziggy.
Australian Geographic had an article saying they can get as long as 8 meters (26 Feet). :O