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Happy colubrids, and they've finally finished off the last of the excess pinkies too....
This is also the first time I've gotten to witness Mira actually eat. I've never seen a snake eat so fast (downed everything in 5 minutes), and her mouth opens far wider than I expected of a snake of her size. Wide enough in fact that she swallowed two pinkies simultaneously. :omg:
:gj: Rat snakes are usually good at gulping down food quickly- most have a wide gape, which helps, along with motivation. The Beauty rat snakes have a proportionally longer face that means they're "born to gulp". :D My slowest eater is my rosy boa. I love to feed my rat snakes- they don't mess around. If you enjoy snakes that eat fast, you'd also like the Pituophis family- bull, gopher & pine snakes. Like rat snakes, they're active hunters that eat on the fly.
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:gj: Rat snakes are usually good at gulping down food quickly- most have a wide gape, which helps, along with motivation. The Beauty rat snakes have a proportionally longer face that means they're "born to gulp". :D My slowest eater is my rosy boa. I love to feed my rat snakes- they don't mess around. If you enjoy snakes that eat fast, you'd also like the Pituophis family- bull, gopher & pine snakes. Like rat snakes, they're active hunters that eat on the fly.
I've yet to keep one of any kind, but boas as a whole always felt slowgoing to me. They certainly are compared to half my current crew at least. :P
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More pics of Wiggles in a plant
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completing my collection the way i started it - super happy to have this 100% pure Colombian, Kahl line albino fella to my crew 😁
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In her favorite ambush spot awaiting Christmas lolhttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...9ebff55133.jpg
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Snake ID ?
65 pound python captured in Fort Piercehttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...bc59ae68a3.png
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It seems to have the square body type indicative of a boa.
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It seems to have the square body type indicative of a boa.
That was my first thought ( plus the pattern ) but doubted myself after seeing the news headline ..
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He's gorgeous! :sweeet: Looks really nice on that branch too.
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He's gorgeous! :sweeet: Looks really nice on that branch too.
Thanks! He's a good noodle boy that loves his branches.
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Sunny the sunglow motley
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Hmoore1984, those are all some truly sweet snakes. Thanks for sharing- :D
Thanks! Love any boa with stripes and abberant patterns
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Beautiful snakes! The last one is my favorite pic- it really shows how what may appear to be "bold markings" (ie. the black eye stripe) make very good camouflage when they slink around in their natural environment. (They have to remember not to give away their hiding place by flicking their long tongues, though! Hahaha!)
That's because she's been getting more confident. She used to freeze and wait to hide away at the slightest sight of me but now she will intentionally leave her head out to stare me down and do long, slow tongue flicks to show that not only is she aware of my presence, but how unhappy she is with said presence.
My other snakes are ambivalent and aloof for the most part when it comes to dealing with me, but with her she will take any opportunity to display some defiant sass. :rolleyes:
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That's because she's been getting more confident. She used to freeze and wait to hide away at the slightest sight of me but now she will intentionally leave her head out to stare me down and do long, slow tongue flicks to show that not only is she aware of my presence, but how unhappy she is with said presence.
My other snakes are ambivalent and aloof for the most part when it comes to dealing with me, but with her she will take any opportunity to display some defiant sass. :rolleyes:
:rofl: I know well the "sass" whereof you speak. I love that about some snake personalities.
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@ Snagrio: What an awesome set-up -to match an equally-awesome snake. :gj:
She's my dream baby, I wouldn't have settled for any less. :cool:
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She's my dream baby, I wouldn't have settled for any less. :cool:
Well, the Queen of Sass looks very happy in her home- you did great.
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Jungle motley het anery and red/purple pastel male. Really can’t wait to see him as a adult
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Thanks, this guy sits out like this almost 24/7. Draped over his log, with his body coiled in the hide in back.
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Thanks, this guy sits out like this almost 24/7. Draped over his log, with his body coiled in the hide in back.
Sure, why not? That's a perfect ambush position for him- he's not doing it just to be photogenic. :D But he's that, too.