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  • 01-19-2012, 04:10 PM
    angllady2
    All of my ball pythons were named from a movie. Princess Mononoke.

    I've had to look up cast and crew names by this point, since there weren't that many characters with names, but I hit most of the main characters, with the exception of a few that just didn't fit for a snake to me..

    My husband started out with a spider who of course got named Bitsy. Then he got a super pastel to make bees and I picked out Charlotte. His busy patterned pinstripe I helped name Freckles. And his newest baby, a lesser male, I finally named Romeo because hubby could not come up with anything.

    Gale
  • 01-21-2012, 01:32 AM
    jschwe
    The inspiration for our snake names is all over the place.

    Our first normal is named Indiana...I decided on that name long ago when I first decided I wanted a snake. After Indiana Jones (a favorite character of mine).

    Lillith, another normal, we named after a Supernatural (tv show) character, not because she resembled the character, but because the name sounded very snake-like.

    Loco, our spider, came with that name, but it fits him.

    Pandora (pastel) just sounded nice.

    Lois and Clark, our 100% het pied couple. Named because when we finally have a pied it'll be our super snake!

    Zuri, another normal, also adopted and already named.

    Boone, our Pastel hed red axanthic we bought under the impression that we were buying a mojave, and in the video game Fallout: New Vegas, which I was playing at the time, you are in the Mojave desert and you have a sidekick named Boone. He isn't a mojave, but the name stuck.
  • 01-21-2012, 06:05 AM
    rgalanti21
    How deadly my snake is when he strikes at prey! Stryker :)
  • 01-21-2012, 08:50 AM
    ballpythonluvr
    Re: What inspired your herps names?
    Most of the names of my snakes came from Stargate Atlantis but I don't even call my snakes by these names. I have come up with nicknames for them. I don't call any of my pets by their rightful names because they are each individuals and I just give them nicknames. If I told you the nicknames you would laugh at me hysterically, lol.
  • 01-21-2012, 12:05 PM
    Evenstar
    Our first snake, Ella, was named that because I wanted something simple but elegant and pretty - 2 descriptions that aren't usually appied to snakes although I think they should be.

    I picked Jasper for my male boa because it just seemed to fit him.

    Hunter was already named and I thought it was appropriate.

    Peaches came about with a bit more creativity. I was trying to think of something along the lines of Ella when I told my parents I'd bought my first boa. My dad thought I was crazy (again) as he HATES snakes. But we have a pretty special relationship. When I was a kid, his special nickname for me was Peaches and he still sometimes calls me that. So I named my baby boa Peaches after my dad. When I told him, he hollered "Why'd you do that?!?!?"
    :rofl::rolleyes::rofl:
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