Some snakes in their new tubs! Once the adults get sold they’ll be getting moved into cb-70′s. Demeter is ready to move up a hide size too, even though she loves squishin’.
In order of appearance:
Hydaelyn, Special ball python (Python regius). ((She’s for sale.))
I’ve gotten a lot of comments on Snakey’s photos about concern for her weight and how much her spine is showing. I’ve explained that the spine is so lifted because she is flattened against the eggs, but I thought I’d show an example as well (also because some people don’t believe me lol?).
1. Body is evenly weighted against a flat surface, and spine is visible, as it should be, but not heavily protruding. It’s mostly an even slope to the crest.
2. When the snake’s body is flattened out some, the spine lifts up considerably as the rest of the body seems to fall to the sides creating a very dramatic and suddenly steep slope up to the spine.
(This is going to go for the blood and short-tail pythons.)
He is finally eating on a regular schedule and is gaining weight. Still doesn’t really like me, but it’s getting better ;) He’s a picky eater, though. His rats need to have the right temperature for him to eat… Don’t have to do that for any of my other snakes! I love him anyways!
