2 headed ball python eating

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Originally Posted by Quality_Snakes

update :-)

http://i187.photobucket.com/albums/x...s/X-ray1qs.jpg

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This has got to be one of the coolest photos I've seen in regards to snakes! Thanks for sharing this with us. Just amazing.:yes:

omg amazing wat if u have a two headed pied lol i would die

it would be funny if they had split personalities... on is really agressive and the other is chill as mess :D

I think every other feeding you should switch which head eats

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Originally Posted by Oxylepy

Lord yes. I hate that so many people sit around collecting money off the government so they can afford to take care of their horridly deformed child who shouldnt have lived past birth.

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Thank God! Finally, someone who agrees with me.
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That 2 headed snake=crazy! :O I've never seen that before.
Awesome. :)

Wow, are you going to keep it yourself? That is too awesome! The second head looked like he wanted a bite at the end, lol.

funny, when i first got into bp's i was thinking how awesome it might be to have a healthy 2 headed pied.... crazyness. I hope this one thrives for you!

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Originally Posted by WingedWolfPsion

Some 2-headed snakes do make it to adulthood, and if they do, they can live for many, many years.

Adult 2-headed snakes are really a wonder to see. Imagine what this guy would look like as an adult!

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I was just thinking back to my childhood, when I remember the Academy of Sciences (San Francisco) had a two-headed snake... can't recall what kind, but I think it was a garter snake or something similar. I saw that snake at the museum for YEARS, and it was already a full-grown adult the first time I noticed it. I'd have to research how long it eventually lived, but it seems they can thrive into adulthood. Good luck with this one, and I look forward to seeing updates! :)

Ah, here we go... http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/...entry_id=39298

Seems it was a Pacific Gopher Snake, who lived over 22 years! :gj: And apparently I wasn't the only one enthralled by it, as the writer of this article said it was their favorite exhibit too... I always ran to that snake the second we arrived at the museum. Anyway, this is a good sign for the OP's snake, especially when you see the X-Ray similarities - almost identical structure, from what I can tell.

Any new updates, how is the snake doing? Hope it's doing well and thriving for you. Yes I would have put it down or offered it to someone else who would be more likely to take better care of it, but that's regardless, you kept it alive and I'm glad to see it's healthy for you. Do you foresee any issues with shedding?

the guy(s) is(are) grown, innit
he's going into shed
http://i187.photobucket.com/albums/x...giano21dec.jpg