BCI in a tree!

Took some outside pics of our balls today and we had to also take some pics of the boa! Shes the biggest sweetheart ever. Shes about 4 feet long now and I can't wait till she is 6+ feet. Anyways here is Savannah the BCI

http://i1165.photobucket.com/albums/...g?t=1367791310
http://i1165.photobucket.com/albums/...g?t=1367791340
http://i1165.photobucket.com/albums/...g?t=1367791375
http://i1165.photobucket.com/albums/...g?t=1367791407

Beautiful pictures!

That first shot is a cool angle. Do you ever worry that she'll take off on you up the tree lol?

Nice shots!

What are you using for a camera? Really nice.

Cool shots!! :gj:

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Gio

What are you using for a camera? Really nice.

---

Using my wife's cannon rebel xs.

Nice pics! Am I the only one that is so paranoid that I wont set my animals down outside? Just the thought of picking up mites or a tick panics me. I love seeing them in natural environments but I absolutely will not do it to mine.

Well it's never a bad thing to care about your pets health so I can respect your fear of taking your animals outside. But I feel the chances are quite small that they will pick something up. It may come and bite me in the butt sometime and if it does I will deal with it.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by H.o.F.R

Nice pics! Am I the only one that is so paranoid that I wont set my animals down outside? Just the thought of picking up mites or a tick panics me. I love seeing them in natural environments but I absolutely will not do it to mine.

---

Nope. Your not alone. I'm so paranoid (probably of nothing, really) mine don't touch the ground, or my trees.

Great shots!! :gj: Gorgeous boa!

Correct me f I am wrong, but I believe snake mites actually need a host to complete their life cycle. They don't just randomly appear like a mosquito...snake mites are passed from snake to snake (hence the need for QT with a new animal brought in from a breeder or store), not snake to ground to tree to snake...

Even with that being said, yeah my kids are as sterile as an operating room. :O but I know a lot of people who do glamor shots in trees, flowers, around wine bottles, and just about anywhere you could imagine...not for me though.

GREAT pics though...

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Willie76

Correct me f I am wrong, but I believe snake mites actually need a host to complete their life cycle. They don't just randomly appear like a mosquito...snake mites are passed from snake to snake (hence the need for QT with a new animal brought in from a breeder or store), not snake to ground to tree to snake...

GREAT pics though...

---

Eggs can travel around and lie dormant until the right conditions arise. But you are correct that the mites themselves need a host to survive.

Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 2