She thinks she's a Green Tree Python!

So we have this ball python Camile who has on numerous occations during feeding, climed up, out of the cage with the mouse and waited for it to come at near her vantage point before striking. Since then we've switched to frozen thawed and if I pick her up and put her on the top of the cage, she'll take the food in less than 30 seconds, where if I feed her as usual she'll cruise for a while and it can take up to 5 mintues! Also before we switched her over to a tub, she used to always hang out up in the corner. I think deep down she wants to be a tree python :) Anyways, Enjoy the pictures.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...o/100_0582.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...aldTreeBoa.jpg

haha pretty sweet.

p.s. Kevin Smith is awesome (clerkssssssssss).

:eek: That first pic is awesome! XDD She looks like she's getting ready to catch her meal and eat it up there! *grin* She's cute, too!

Thanks, Dont let that cute fool you, I've only ever been bit by 1 ball python and it was her. She's really strike happy :-p.

She looks like a feisty little thing!! VERY cute!!

lol cute. the first pic looks like he is floating. lol. too cute...

speaking of gtp's remember this pic? Wonder what happened to him....

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Originally Posted by GOLGO 13

Poopy`s wishes.

...go on a diet.
...to be like a Green tree python on a tree.

" ;)

http://img523.imageshack.us/img523/3536/img3006av7.jpg

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Nope I don't remember that picture, but if I ever see mine curled up like that I'll be snagging my camera and then looking for her an arboreal habitat.

Looking at that picture again, I was curious. Since my BP seems to like heights so much, should I possibly consider putting her in a larger tub, one that is a bit higher so she can climb if she wants?

That's pic is awesome. :O .
My BP likes to climb also, unfortuanetly he's not a very gifted climber and consistently falls. Yours does seem to have some skills, just be sure that she can't hurt herself if she was to fall from a higher object in a larger tank. At least that's the advice I've been given.

Wow thats a great picture.... :D