My beautiful boy, "Chahaya"

This is Chahaya (Indonesian for "giver of light"), my beautiful yearling GTP from Cathy Maynard. I call him "Cha-Cha". I can't wait to see how he turns out in a couple of years!

Neonate pic:
http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e3...ayaneonate.jpg


Starting to change:
http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e3...ahayajuvie.jpg


Day after I got him:
http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e3...ahaya/GTP2.jpg


A few weeks ago in his new house:
http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e3...a/Cha-Cha2.jpg


Close-up of his enclosure:
http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e3...a-Chacage1.jpg

Beautiful snake and enclosure... I hope it turns out however you're hoping.

I LOVE your set up
How did you get the sticks and vines to sit like that?

Very nice Marcia. You couldn't have purchased from a better person either.

Swaheeeeet! Lovely snake and enclosure!!! :)

Love the baby pics, Marcia!! He really is gorgeous! :D

One good looking snake.

Oh wow that is a beautiful snake! GRrrrr all you people posting pics of these beautiful aboreals while I'm trying so hard not to get into any new species lol!


*devil one left shoulder*:angered: "You do have an aboreal cage you're not doing anything with."

*angel on right* :floating: "Y'know you do have an aboreal cage you're not doing anything with."



SHUT UP BOTH OF YOU!


Lol

Thanks for the comments, everyone! I adore my Cha-Cha!

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Originally Posted by Pandora

How did you get the sticks and vines to sit like that?

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The vines are made by Exo Terra, and they have a wire deep inside them so they are bendable. The perches are sand-blasted manzanita, which replaced the PVC pipe perches that came with the cage. Getting them to adapt to the PVC end cap attachment fittings was a bit of a chore, but I am pretty handy with a hot glue gun!

He is beautiful and that set up looks sooooo nice!