Rosy Pics (*cough*Cassandra*cough*)

Some beautiful Rosy boa pics for everyone! Hope you like!
Widow (Coastal Rosy):
Before shed:
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y88...es1/Widow2.jpg
After shed:
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y88...kes1/Widow.jpg
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y88...es1/Widow1.jpg
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y88...es1/Widow3.jpg
Roxy (Mexican Rosy):
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y88...es1/Roxy23.jpg
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y88...kes1/Roxy1.jpg
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y88...kes1/Roxy2.jpg

Those last ones look like garters.

Awesome pictures!

beutifull love the costal

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Those last ones look like garters.

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Nope, not really. The stripes confuse people though.

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beutifull love the costal

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Thanks, she is awesome!

Yayayayyay!!!

They're gorgeous! I want one....*whiiimper* :wuv:

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Originally Posted by cassandra

Yayayayyay!!!

They're gorgeous! I want one....*whiiimper* :wuv:

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They are fun. They were an excellent starter Boa.

Beautyful!!! I love the eyes on those fellas.... almost human!

i was considering a rosy as our first snake and everyone told me they were boring. kinda like having a pet rock :eek:

is that true?

Absolutely NO WAY! They are very curious little buggers whom make great pets. They must have mistaken Rosy with Sand Boas.

Wow!!! Your lil Roxy is gorgeous!!! I must admit, she IS prettier than my momma, Jewel.... but still I do love her gray/steel/bluish tone. How old is Roxy?

Seven or so months. You want to part with the bugger yet?

What bugger?

The biter.

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Originally Posted by jim020cricket

Absolutely NO WAY! They are very curious little buggers whom make great pets. They must have mistaken Rosy with Sand Boas.

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thanks for setting me straight :D:D:D:D

The biter......oh. Why, R U interested in her?

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Originally Posted by 4theSNAKElady

The biter......oh. Why, R U interested in her?

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Yup...I am. ;)

Aleesha, I've only held a couple of rosys for a few minutes each; one was an adult at a herp show in San Diego, the other was a baby during a recent visit to a local herp shop.

Both were curious and slowly slithered around in my hands...very sweet tongue flicks saying "hi!". =)

hmmm... i wonder why those people said that? i guess everyone had their opinions.

chanting my mantra *no more snakes, no more snakes, no more snakes*

I find that they are very curious and very handleable (sp?). They love to wander around and move all over. Very active snakes.

Well, Jimi this is my situation....I have two females left. The biter, and one I'm holding for a friend till after the MARS show. IF she decides she doesn't want it, it's urs if you want. It's got wide stripes too. I really would like to keep one, but like I said, if my friend doesn't want her, you can take your pick, between the wide striper, and the biter.

You gotta Deal.