Pics of people holding Please

Hello can people post some pics of them being held, so i can see the actual size of these snakes? Please Thanks Aaron

They are big boogers. If you want something a bit smaller.. look into sumatran short tails (black bloods)

Here's someone with a borneo short tail.. not as big as a blood.
http://www.proexotics.com/retail_pro...ig_3-22-02.jpg

Here's another.. I've seen bigger surely.

http://www.vpi.com/4VPIInventory/Gal...BloodPage1.htm

the one on the left obviously.. this is a nice example of now NOT to hold a blood.
http://wherethehelldidiputmykeys.com...s/snakes01.jpg

Thanks for the pictures yeah i don't think i'll be getting a blood then. I want a RTB but they get to long with the weight they have also, Im so lost lol

i also wanted a blood about 2 months ago. then after doing some research i think i'll stick with my BP for now. reason being would be the size of the food u would have to feed a large blood.

I'm nervous now. I'm getting a Blood within a week. It's just a baby now but wooo. I love big snakes :) I think if I can handle Kozma, I should be able to handle a blood.

An adult blood can eat rats.. no need for rabbits if that's what you're thinking.

Bloods are so much fun, I think you will agree, Hades. BCIs get longer than bloods.. just not quite as girthy.

well im looking to get something to replace the Common i had to take back so im looking alot deeper this time for a mite free snake and good breeder going to wait until spring and go the the ALL OHIO REPTILE EXPO and might pick up something there. How big of an enclosure do adult require bloods that is. thanks Aaron P.S. How often do the bloods need to be handled and i heard they never tame down that easy as babies. I really like NERDs snakes so i maybe purchasing from them if i decide on another snake.

just courious, but how much would it cost to feed a full grown blood. if u can feed him rats, how many full grown rats every 7 days? thats probably my main concern if i was ever going to get a blood.

An adult blood can live in a 4' cage.

It's good to handle babies regularly.. but not so much to stress them out. My female tamed very easily as a baby. She still is a nervous girl and sometimes hisses, but hasn't struck in months. My male is a bit of a stinker. He is MUCH better now than as a baby when he was a face eater. He hasn't struck at me in a long time either, unless I scared him. I just have to be more cautious when handling him. I fully expect both to be completely tame as adults.

I got both of mine from Kara.. and they are the loveliest I've seen anywhere!

As far as cost to feed.. Kara would be better to ask than me. But if you plan on ordering rats from RodentPro, you can check their prices on large rats and see how much they cost. Once a week feeding is plenty.. I'm not sure if Kara feeds adults less.

An adult blood will eat the biggest rats you can find every week.