Giano: one year later

wow now they are cool. do they argue over eating:O:gj:

this video is from today
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i319wGXg0pc

I use to feed only the left head cause I tried the left head the first time ( hte one who was more interested in feeding and I proved that left esophagus was leading into the stomach. dunno about the right one, so better not to try!

I had to assist feed him for the first 2 months roughly, but now he's eating fine on his own (there's a video on my channel about him grabbing a prekilled mouse from the forceps)

Probably a good idea! I was also thinking, it's awesome that the other head didn't also try to attack the prey! Maybe it's grown accustomed to letting the other head do the work? It would be bad if they both tried to eat it!

He is so breathtaking...Has he ever had any difficulties because of this? (other than a slow start?)

I want one. :P

Jimminy Christmas! I saw that pic expecting a normal ball...
It's like it's out of the Addams Family
Wicked cool!

I was so intrigued, and I found an article from Nat Geo on two headed snakes, figured I'd share. So glad to hear he's doing well!
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...adsnake_2.html

OMG :O

Since you're saying that both heads have control over the body, does this mean both heads are eating??

Thanks for sharing - you don't see this everyday..

Wow, that is amazing! I'm sure it's just a deformity, but in the off chance that it is genetic... do you have any plans to breed? Do you even know the sex? This is super interesting. Post more pics if you have them. What was the clutch he was hatched from? Any info on that pairing or incubation or anything else related to this snake?

he is a male and he came from piebald X 66% het pied (that didn't prove out) pairing.
in his clutch another egg contained a set of regular twins.
this season his mum didn't develop any follicles. her previous breedings with the same pied male gave me all perfect and healthy babies.

Don't you mean them/they rather than him :P

That is way cool! I'm so glad 'they' pulled through for you and are thriving! I remember watching your first feeding video!