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  1. 07-14-2009, 09:32 PM #1
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    My city snake...

    I live in a big city, so we don't have much of a yard - in fact, it's really just a concrete slab with a little "greenery" around the edge. So I don't have any way of getting pretty grass/flower shots of my snakes, especially since we can't take them out in public (for legal reasons). But Toby still enjoyed slithering around the concrete yesterday, and even managed to find some weeds to go through. Here are a few of the pictures I got:







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    Re: My city snake...

    Very beautiful Pastel you got there man!
    I wish I can get another snake, I only have one though, and that other one is definitely going to be a pastel ball python!
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  4. 07-14-2009, 09:45 PM #3
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    Re: My city snake...

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    Re: My city snake...

    Thanks! I totally love that snake, since he's not only pretty but also has a fabulous personality... I would definitely recommend a pastel as a "starter morph," especially considering their reasonable prices (I paid $125 for Toby).
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    Re: My city snake...

    cool snake, its nice looking!
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    Re: My city snake...

    He really is a beauty!
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    Re: My city snake...

    Thanks everyone. He just shed last week, so his scales are a little "blotchy" - but I love how much brighter he looks!
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    Re: My city snake...

    Can I ask how old is he and how heavy?

    I have a male pastel juvi that looks very similar to toby, but much less blushing, he is getting more blush per shed, so I think he is gonna look very similar to yours
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    Re: My city snake...

    Quote Originally Posted by Danounet View Post
    Can I ask how old is he and how heavy?

    I have a male pastel juvi that looks very similar to toby, but much less blushing, he is getting more blush per shed, so I think he is gonna look very similar to yours
    He's around 5-6 months old (I think?), and weighed ~330g last week... he's a total pig, so I expect him to be at breeding size by winter!
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    Re: My city snake...

    Quote Originally Posted by Lolo76 View Post
    He's around 5-6 months old (I think?), and weighed ~330g last week... he's a total pig, so I expect him to be at breeding size by winter!
    LOL! silly me I though toby was much older, like an adult already... haha. No wonder he looks so similar. I am not sure how much my BPs weight. Waiting for the scale in the mail
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