Some new pics.

[Wizill]

I snapped a few pics of Peanut, and his new enclosure set-up. Tell me what you think..

Here is his enclosure.


Here is the warm hide, where he usually dwells. The carpet burrow seems to be a big hit...


Here he is in his enclosure.


And one more of him gobbling down a good sized rat.



Also, I took a lot of pictures at the National Zoo in D.C. over the weekend, but there are too many to post. I'd like to invite you all to check them out.
http://www.ball-pythons.net/modules....view_album.php

Thanks for looking...

[Smulkin]

Looking good there - what kind of fabric/carpet is that? Felt?

[pimp_n_python]

thats some good enclosure

[Jesús]

great pics!!
I really likethe gtps and the CRB.
Jesús

[Marla]

Looking good there - what kind of fabric/carpet is that? Felt?

Nope, it's Repti-Carpet, found at pet stores. It has a somewhat rough surface, which is particularly good when they're trying to shed.

[Wizill]

yep, repti-carpet. i don't like it too much because the snakes belly scales get caught up in it. but other than that it's a good substrate. i quit using it as substrate and switched back to newspaper. a lot less messy.

[Marla]

BTW, thanks for sharing your setup pics and your pics of the zoo. The National Zoo is definitely someplace we should all go at least once.

[pimp_n_python]

those zoo pics were great thanks for sharing those

LONG LIVE THE GHETTO ASTROTURF!!!!! LOL

[invadertoast]

Great pics Will! I'm jealous... the only time I've been to the National Zoo was on a school trip when I was in eigth grade... I spent all freaking day lost looking for the reptile house and when I finally found it, it was closed :evil: I'll have to make a trip down there on some long weekend or something.

[BallKingdom]

Sweet pics

Mangrove snake --http://www.ball-pythons.net/modules.php?set_albumName=album72&id=DSCN3683&op=modload&name=gallery&file=index &include=view_photo.php

Rear fanged colubrid.

Either a cuban or knight anole (not a gecko)-- http://www.ball-pythons.net/modules....view_photo.php

Chinese water dragon -- http://www.ball-pythons.net/modules....view_photo.php

And that last one stumps even me.