LOVE the butterball (looks like a lesser platinum to me?) and the pied.My dream is an axanthic pied. Maybe someday.
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Thought I'd share some pics of some of my snakes. Several of these I produced with last year's breedings. Hoping to produce more this year as well as some cool other stuff. I have more pics of other snakes I own on my website. Enjoy!Butter ball python
Pied ball python I hatched last year
Super Pastel ball python I produced last year
Adult female Pastel (dam of the super)
Adult Pinstripe
Albino striped cornsnake
Caramel cornsnake
Hatchling anery bloodred cornsnakes
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LOVE the butterball (looks like a lesser platinum to me?) and the pied.My dream is an axanthic pied. Maybe someday.
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Your snakes are amazing. I have a ball python right now. Im looking to get a Pied ball in the near furture.
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Quote, originally posted by firefighterjunkie » LOVE the butterball (looks like a lesser platinum to me?) and the pied. My dream is an axanthic pied. Maybe someday.
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The butter is part of the BEL complex - some think that butter and lesser are the same thing. I think they have subtle differences.
And an axanthic pied would be awesome! My favorite pied combo is the panda pied!! (super cinnamon pied)
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Quote, originally posted by FRSHBTCH » Your snakes are amazing. I have a ball python right now. Im looking to get a Pied ball in the near furture. I think you should definitely have one in your collection!! They are just such awesome and unique snakes!
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I will most definitely be looking into getting one. There is a reptile show near my house so i'm going and checking out prices. I have to save money first. The Mk5 payments are killer lol
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Quote, originally posted by FRSHBTCH » I will most definitely be looking into getting one. There is a reptile show near my house so i'm going and checking out prices. I have to save money first. The Mk5 payments are killer lol I understand that! I finally paid my MKIV off this past oct. So I'm hoping to have a little extra "snake money" this year.
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How much for that second cornsnake, looks like he has a skull pattern on his dome.
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Quote, originally posted by SYNYSTAGLX » How much for that second cornsnake, looks like he has a skull pattern on his dome. The second cornsnake is just a caramel - they're about $30-40 as a hatchling. Though this one has a lot of hets and is a proven breeder, so she's worth prob in the $200 range.
Here's a ghost blood - you can really see her "skull" pattern!
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They are cool looking but they freak me out in person.
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#11
I really like ball pythons more than corn snakes. I had 1 corn and it was too active and hard to handle, IMO. I much prefer the ball pythons as they just sorta hang out and they "hang" onto you, so you don't have to worry about dropping them or anything.We have 1 or 2 snakes that hiss and will take a defensive position and I don't mess with those obviously...or the giant (preggo) female we have. But, I think they are pretty mellow and non threatening once you handle them.
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Quote, originally posted by VW1.8Tsunami » you guys are ![]()
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They are cool looking but they freak me out in person.
I'll take it as a compliment!!
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Quote, originally posted by firefighterjunkie » I really like ball pythons more than corn snakes. I had 1 corn and it was too active and hard to handle, IMO. I much prefer the ball pythons as they just sorta hang out and they "hang" onto you, so you don't have to worry about dropping them or anything. We have 1 or 2 snakes that hiss and will take a defensive position and I don't mess with those obviously...or the giant (preggo) female we have. But, I think they are pretty mellow and non threatening once you handle them.
I'm sort of the opposite. My bps are recluses and I hardly see them out. I also love the assortment of colors corns come in. But really I think they're both great!! Each has their own quirks.
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the closest thing we have to a pet snake
this was two years ago I think. It's now grown and I see it in the yard from time to time.