Kallari the Melanistic Russian Rat Snake (Progression Thread)
She's on her way and arriving tomorrow morning! :D So excited! Here's a photo of the new baby girl that Zerkle Reptiles sent me :)
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Re: Kallari the Melanistic Russian Rat Snake (Progression Thread)
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craigafrechette
Congrats!!!
Yup, colubrids are worlds apart from BPs in so many ways. They're a lot of fun, and I feel they're a great choice for anybody choosing to keep multiple species.
Just curious, why the gloves in some pics?
Thanks for much Craig! She's definitely a lot of fun to watch so far and I'm finding the differences between her and Tapioca very fascinating! I definitely need to keep an eye on her because she moves faster than what I'm used to haha.
The gloves were when I was checking for mites since I'd figure they'd be easier to spot on white. She just kept winding around my hand that I didn't get the chance to take the gloves off haha, especially when I had some good photo opportunities! Every other photo was blurry as heck lol
Re: Kallari the Melanistic Russian Rat Snake (Progression Thread)
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MissterDog
Thanks for much Craig! She's definitely a lot of fun to watch so far and I'm finding the differences between her and Tapioca very fascinating! I definitely need to keep an eye on her because she moves faster than what I'm used to haha.
The gloves were when I was checking for mites since I'd figure they'd be easier to spot on white. She just kept winding around my hand that I didn't get the chance to take the gloves off haha, especially when I had some good photo opportunities! Every other photo was blurry as heck lol
Ah, ok. That makes perfect sense.
And yup, they're like lightning compared to BPs. Super escape artists too. If there's an opportunity to escape, they'll find it, hahaha. I feel your pain on the blurry pics too. They are definitely difficult to get good photos of.
I do love variety. Like you said, it's fascinating to see the differences from one species to another.