So many chondro pics...

[kristan]

I usually get pretty crappy pics, but we had the light box out today so I figured I would wake them up and see who was cooperative.

Pickles - Lereh type, hands down the sweetest chondro I know of, always friendly and curious (unless I smell like mouse, then all bets are off)



Wudge - Sorong x Cyclops, also mild mannered and can easily be handled day or night

and one from a few days ago with sunlight from the window

Fiesta - WC biak type, a little flighty but definitely not aggressive (she did not come out for the light box pics, so these are from a few days ago)



My new blueline female yearling (she doesn't have a name yet)


and one from last week that I snapped while sticking her in the enclosure..


my neo from Trpnbills - very laid back, but a great feeder, he was in shed and did not come out today for the light box shoot

[DakotaB]

Beautiful. I love the last one.

[babyknees]

Those are great. I love all the variation in their colors. Reminds me that I want more chondros...

[adamsky27]

Very nice pics and snakes. Would you mind telling me what camera and lens you use?

[Mft62485]

I want!!!

[jsmorphs2]

Lovely pictures! It makes me want to get updated pictures of our chondros .

[EverEvolvingExotics]

I can't get enough pictures of these guys. I have to have one someday.

[wwmjkd]

great photos. I'm glad my neonate's 'cousin' is doing well.

[kristan]

Thanks for the comments My fiance was using a Nikon D200 with an AFS Nikkor 50mm F/1.4G lens.

[wwmjkd]

just wanted to follow up with a few pictures of my neonate from Jeff (Trpnbills). definitely not as laid back as yours, but a strong feeder and great looking snake. I don't have the photography skill that you do, but here are a few passable shots.

post-shed





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