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    Re: do snakes move their eyes?

    Sure do. My Antaresia Childreni (Childrens python) has very bright yellow eyes with black slits. very easy to see her scanning around.

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    Re: do snakes move their eyes?

    I love to watch their eyes move!
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    Re: do snakes move their eyes?

    yes

    of course they do

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    Re: do snakes move their eyes?

    I watch my YBs eyes move, it looks kinda cool how I can see him just looking around at random stuff.
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    Re: do snakes move their eyes?

    I love how much my Borneo's look around and move their eyes. Always looking at everything. My boa's do it too but not as much. The Ball's I hardly notice but they do sometimes. The Retics look around alot too.

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    Re: do snakes move their eyes?

    Quote Originally Posted by spartan117 View Post
    recently picked up cinder my blood.and one of the coolest things about him is his eye movement.which raised the question how many snakes can?i never noticed my balls moving their eyes and i cant get much info on google (big surprise).so anybody else have snakes that can?
    When I got my Blood python I noticed the pupil reaction. I never noticed that before. strange the things you learn along the way, yes?
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    Re: do snakes move their eyes?

    I swear one of my corn snakes is a bit cross-eyed... she has those creepy red (albino) eyes already, and when she looks up at you they cross slightly. It's kinda goofy looking, but she's a cutie pie anyway.
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    Re: do snakes move their eyes?

    Btw, has anyone had a snake "stare you down" before? One of mine (can't remember who) did that recently, and it actually started to creep me out... looked like he/she was plotting something evil, LOL.
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    Re: do snakes move their eyes?

    tree pythons also got bright eye depending on color of the neo the yellow neos got yellow eyes and it is fun watching them watch you the red neos got red eyes and look neat when they turn to green and you got a set of blood red eyes watching you
    i just like to argue and get you riled up dont take it to mean i dont like you or what I'm agueing about. I'm doing it for the joy of argueing dont anybody like good old fashion debates

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    Re: do snakes move their eyes?

    I kind of have a story that goes along with this that actually happened tonight!!! lol It wasn't funny at the time. I walked by my bp habitat, and looked in there. My bp usually stays pretty tightly coiled in the area he mainly stays in. Anyway I walked by and say that his head and upper and lower neck were away from his body and his head was slightly cocked sideways. I thought he had died! I was freaking out and kind of tapped on the front and of course I couldn't see if his eyes were moving as he has dark eyes. As I started to open the top of his habitat he woke up! He was just asleep. I felt bad for waking him up.

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