Photo #212 https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...ked_jqs6bs.jpg
I am *almost* tempted to name this ball python because she is carrying multiple Het Recessives and I will probably be keeping her for a long long time. :)
The stone in the center I shaped for a little over a year before polishing it. It is a shame that the pits in the red part of the stone are throughout the entire piece....I had to call it quits though: I have ground away over 50% of its original mass...I did learn enough not to try and tumble large pieces of a nearly identical stone also taken from Lake Superior (shown below). https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...syhj0snzx9.jpg
01-15-2022, 07:43 PM
Bogertophis
Re: Snakes and Stones
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Originally Posted by Lord Sorril
Photo #212 https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...ked_jqs6bs.jpg
I am *almost* tempted to name this ball python because she is carrying multiple Het Recessives and I will probably be keeping her for a long long time. :)
The stone in the center I shaped for a little over a year before polishing it. It is a shame that the pits in the red part of the stone are throughout the entire piece....I had to call it quits though: I have ground away over 50% of its original mass...I did learn enough not to try and tumble large pieces of a nearly identical stone also taken from Lake Superior (shown below). https://ball-pythons.net/forums/cach...syhj0snzx9.jpg
What a beautiful "snake & stone salad"! Oh, go on...give the little beauty a name, for Pete's sake! And I don't see anything to pity in that large center stone either- I think it's quite attractive. :gj:
