Here are all of my guys :)

[Simplest_Mistake]

Here are some pictures of my snakes


My baby Ball Python, Xerox.








I took some more pictures of everyone today after I had cleaned all their cages. I am going to upload them sometime tonight. Enjoy the pics! I am going to post my others in using the "reply" because there were too many in this post.

[Simplest_Mistake]

My California Kingsnake, Ezekiel.

[Simplest_Mistake]

My Adult Corn Snake, Quincy.

[frankykeno]

Great looking snakes Juliya! Love the pic of the baby ball and his yummy dinner (they always look so wierd eating LOL).


~~Joanna~~

[Razaiel]

They're all beautiful - I love the all the branch and foliage too - they look most natural climbing around.

Sue

[Simplest_Mistake]

Thanks...here is a really weird eating pic.



Is was the first time he ate f/t for me. (It only took one live fuzzy to get him to start eating anything).

[daniel1983]

ha ha....it freaks me out when they get all twisted like that Just a suggestion, try feeding him a hopper next time if you can...hatchling bps can generally take a hopper right out of the egg, so its always worth a shot ( ...and he will grow a bit faster too).

[SatanicIntention]

Nice picture of him hanging in mid air while eating

I definately agree with Daniel, the prey items are much too small, and it will use more of his energy to digest that mouse than the mouse will provide to him. Try two hoppers or a small adult. The snake is a little underweight and the extra meat on the prey item will help fill him out.

[Simplest_Mistake]

First off, that was the first time I fed him f/t and that was all I had in my freezer. When I do feed him small things he gets two. I have tried feeding him small mice, and he won't eat them. He bites, and strikes but won't actually eat them. My Ball is not underweight, and you can't say that he is unless you actually see him in person.

Nice picture of him hanging in mid air while eating

I definately agree with Daniel, the prey items are much too small, and it will use more of his energy to digest that mouse than the mouse will provide to him. Try two hoppers or a small adult. The snake is a little underweight and the extra meat on the prey item will help fill him out.

[hottiedavies]

what should i be feeding my bp. he is about a month old and looks alot like the bp in the pic above. i dont know what a hopper is, just petco and petsmart terms. i know pinky, fuzzy, small mouse, large mouse, and adult rat. so any sugestions?<img src="http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a206/lifetime_of_hurt/snake011.jpg">