Just for fun...

pimpette got her name because the 1st day i got her she kept trying to go down my GF's shirt
back then i thought she was a he so i named her pimpin then about 3 months ago i found out that it was a girl so i changed it to pimpette the "ette" was for the girl

my other one doesn't have a name yet i just call him GUY
hmmmmmm maybe thats its name??

and my other male het orange ghost i haven't got yet hopefully this weekend
i'll post some pics and you guys can help me name him
and my normal corn snakes name is Cornbread and my albino's name is cracker
why i chose cornbread.................cornsnake cornbread i dunno just seemed to fit
and then cracker for the albino cause he's white i thought it was funny
anyway thats all so far

Ball Python- Named Clarice because for some reason when I thought of her I could hear Hanibal Lector in "Silence of the Lambs" saying Jody Foster's character name in that creepy way he said it. "Hullo Clarice"......

Corn Snake- I got from Randy in trade for Roswell. He was originally named "Cornholio" which was a cool name. But I got to really looking at him closely and discovered that the pattern of his scales themself (not the color pattern) were in the same pattern of a peyote stitch pattern that Native Amerians use sometimes when beading things. So Peyote stuck.

Corn Snake- Phantom (Ghost Corn) just had to name him something appropriate to his type.

California Kingsnake- Named Saliz because when I was a boy, I saw what I now believe was a California Kingsnake in the mountains in New Mexico where my Grandparents once lived. They lived deep in the mountains far away from everything in a canyon named Saliz.

Dogs......

German Shepherd- named Sage
Shepherd mix- named Jack

And I've got 50 tarantulas, various other true spiders, scorpions, and pet rats that all have their own names. Won't tell ya each name or we'd be here all day.


That's it in a nutshell.


Marcus

Peanut... well, just has a peanut head.

1 Kenyan Sand Boa (male) named "Gimli". 1 Ball Python (sex unkown) will either be named "Aragorn" or "Arwen" depending on sex. I'm a Lord of the Rings fan and plan to get more reptiles and keep with the Lord of the Rings theme.

:D

You and Hoomi should get along well :)

I was just thinking that BallKingdom :)

Well, even though it's almost a requirement to be a Monty Python fan in the department I work in, I avoided the obvious name for my BP.

In the internet game we play (Ultima Online on the Oblivion Shard), there is a particular "pit monster" called a Phullaco Serpent. Drop a few Phullaco Serpents in a player pit, and you're guaranteed to have quite a few dead players. Anyway, when I got my BP, I joked about calling him a Phullaco Serpent (don't ask me where the name "Phullaco" came from... I don't know). I finally decided to simply shorten it down to "Phil" (rather than "Phul"), and it works.

If I pick up a little female this weekend at one of the reptile shows, I'll name her "Dixie", playing off the Comic Phil Foglio drew for Dragon Magazine called, "What's New with Phil and Dixie".

My wife named her Bearded Dragon "Kilroy" because he poked his head and "hands" up out of the hollow log hide she gave him and looked like the "Kilroy was here" graffitti.

My fuddy old cat is named "Orion" because her calico colors reminded me a lot of the colors I saw in the Orion Nebula (through a telescope, of course).

My wife's Brown Throat Conure is named "Cipo" after Mario Cipollini, the Italian Bicycle Racer, because they're both colorful and loud.

I was going to name mine Hector con Carne, from some goofy Cartoon Network show I saw one time. But it didn't fit.

Then I was going to name him Professor Moriarty, but it just didn't sound right.

After years and centuries spent researching the perfect name, and scouring the world, it finally came to me. One day a divine light shown on me, angels began singing, and one name was revealed.. that name was, Bob. :shock:

But that name was boring, so I scrapped it and named him Dante. He seems to like that name. Anyway, spread this tale far and wide, for many rebels died to bring you this information.

Well here goes my name stories:

Nameless = She was my first BP, could never think of a name so Nameless just stuck after a while, The kids at the educational shows like trying to think of great names for her, but she has been w/ me for about 8 years and I have a feeling "nameless" is stuck for good

Eyecap= is a BP that came to me with 78% of his spine exposed (live prey can do that) and 17 layers of eyecaps. He's all healed up now but eyecap just stuck

Vivian= a bp that I let me young niece name, first it was happy, then it was Vivian, next week I don't know what it will be..lol

The last BP doesn't have a name yet. I have an Indian X Burm female, and her name is Owatanya, comes from aboriginal tribe that lives closely to Victoria Falls, They claim the falls to sound like thunder (makes sense) and their word for thunder is owatanya, and when she hissed it sure sounds like thunder...lol
Ms. Theo is a Russian tortoise that was a rescue from our local Police department, So I took the first letter of the officers involved and the words turned out to be Ms theo.
We have about 40 other names, But I figured I'd share these for now..lol
Thanks for reading my list
RUSTY

I would love to see some pics of the Indian x Burm!