Python Reticulatus Wallace Progression!

[Gio]

All is good here. I think if I offered Wallace more he would take more. He just doesn't demand more like Caesar.

My carpet if pissing me off as I type I just thawed a quail in hopes she'd take a whack at it, but its going to be garbage by morning.

I love her because she is so darn entertaining, but I really have a dislike for non feeders.

She usually ends up pissing me off more than the royal. I expect the royal to refuse, but not a coastal carpet python.

Wallace is pretty busy tonight after his meal. I will bump him up in prey size after his first B-day June, 1.

[Gio]

I've been waiting for a nice day and a decent prop to update the progression thread. This is a SD X Dwarf Reticulated Python with the following genetic package, 100% Het snow (Purple Albino & Anery) He is 37.5% SD 43.75% Dwarf and 18.75% Mainland. His name is Wallace and he finally got his day in the sun.

Enjoy these:


It isn't exactly warm, but it was warm enough and he was easy to take out today.


I think this guy absolutely glows outdoors.


He acts like a king! Plenty confident these days IMO and rather easy to deal with.


Head scalation and crazy eyes.


Thanks for checking out Wallace!

[dboeren]

Awesome looking pics!

[Gio]

Awesome looking pics!

Thanks,

Outdoor shots are my favorites as they show the real coloring!

[dboeren]

Yes, it's often hard to capture accurate colors on snakes, and even moreso for ones that have an iridescent look to them.

[Reinz]

That sun sure does make him shine! Such a beautiful boy!

[Gio]

I've been waiting for a nice day and a decent prop to update the progression thread. This is a SD X Dwarf Reticulated Python with the following genetic package, 100% Het snow (Purple Albino & Anery) He is 37.5% SD 43.75% Dwarf and 18.75% Mainland. His name is Wallace and he finally got his day in the sun.

Enjoy these:


It isn't exactly warm, but it was warm enough and he was easy to take out today.


I think this guy absolutely glows outdoors.


He acts like a king! Plenty confident these days IMO and rather easy to deal with.


Head scalation and crazy eyes.


Thanks for checking out Wallace!

Thanks guys, the perch was key. I like using the perch for a prop as he would take off if he was put down flat someplace.

I still like to link this post as I feel retics are far more arboreal (semi arboreal) than given credit for being.
http://www.reptilescanada.com/showth...thon-behaviour

[EL-Ziggy]

Magnifique mon ami.

[jmcrook]

That is a damn fine looking tiger my friend! Sunlight really changes his appearance dramatically!


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[Gio]

That is a damn fine looking tiger my friend! Sunlight really changes his appearance dramatically!


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Thanks brother.
Get your crew out for some outdoor shots. The prop seems to keep the from fleeing.
I have to get the boa, carpet and royal out soon.