Emi's Photo Shoot

Well Emi is having a blast in her new home so I had to snap some more pics! She is generally very active every evening and now she's finally got the space to really move about and explore.

Having a peek out of her substrate while her little fat butt stays safe inside her hide.....
http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e2...dOutofHide.jpg

Hmmm what's over here?....
http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e2...iOnHerTree.jpg

And over there?......
http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e2...etchingOut.jpg

And one huge stretch up....
http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e2...achingHigh.jpg

Belly shot just for Cue :) ....
http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e2...s/EmiBelly.jpg

What a DOLL!!!! lol Defiantly looks like a fun place to live! :sunny:

Ah! so thats where the new/old crestie tank went eh lol :D , looks like shes having fun in there.

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Originally Posted by chris B

Ah! so thats where the new/old crestie tank went eh lol :D , looks like shes having fun in there.

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Yep! I hate having a nice tank sitting unused and for now anyways, it seems to be doing nicely for Emi. At some point it may get revamped into something else as I'd prefer Emi in a 20 long with some climbing supports. Emi seems to like to both climb and burrow. :)

When the heck did she get that BIG?! :D

LOL well she is almost two years old now! She was hatched on July 31, 2005. Nelson's are one of the bigger of the milks so she can be expected to get about 4 feet in length at full maturity (which seems to be about 3.5 to 4 years of age). I can never seem to find adult weights on Nelson's though so hopefully she's appropriately sized for her current age. She currently eats 2 f/t mouse hoppers per week (sometimes 1, it's left basically up to her if she wants the 2nd one).

That is a very nice looking Nelson's! I can see why you wanted to get your daughter set up for breeding them.

great pic's hon.

Emi looks very happy in her new "digs"! She's such a lovely milksnake!

She's such a pretty snake, Jo! And obviously thriving in your care! Thanks for the great pictures!!