Pics Never End!

Took some new pics of some of my snakes today, so I figured I would share them.

Anerythristic Green Anaconda (shed last night)
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Female Green Anaconda
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Male Green Anaconda
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Marbled Yellow Anaconda
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Super Tiger Reticulated Python
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Thanks for looking!:)
~Ben

they are so nice lookin snakes
are they all placid? or sum snappy
i wouldnt want to be that close to a snappy anaconda lol

Awesome stuff Ben, keep em comin mate!
Id love to meet your snakes in the flesh! *drool herproom/drool.gif

Thanks for the comments!:) They are all basically VERY placid and very easy to handle. The Yellow Anaconda would have to be the worst when it comes to anything though. I'm still using a hook for the most part to get her out, she has calmed down a lot since I first got her, but she can still sometimes be a little squirmy when you try and move her around. My Green Anacondas are 99% of the time, no struggle, perfect snakes to handle. The one percent of the time is when they don't want to be handled, and then you will know that one really fast.

~Ben

Lol Ben, Have you had these snakes from hatchlings? Have they ever tagged you?
Id imagine if youve had them from the word 'go' you mightve had a few hits, since most little snakes do that, naturally.
I quite like the retic too, though I prefere there normal (wild) look as opposed to morphs. Does anyone over there breed albino retics?

The only ones I've really had from Neonates would be the Anery and the male Green Anaconda, and also I've had the super tiger from a hatchling. But no actually, the Anery and Male Green Anaconda have never really snapped at me. The anery took a bite to taste the first day we got him and the Green took a bite the first day we got him too, and that's it. The super tiger was a bit different, he started snapping at me later, but he's pretty much calm now.

Whenever you say does anyone breed albino retics down here, do you mean America or where I'm from? Although it doesn't really matter, because both are a yes, I know a few people that breed albinos around here, and there are a billion people that breed them in America. They are still fairly expensive but a lot of people are bringing the prices down to $800-$900 to move them out.

Thanks,
Ben

Cool Stuff! Oh sorry Ben, keep getting you and The Boa guy from NY mixed up. your from Canada right?
I know a guy on another site from canada has awesome lavendar retics n stuff, like i said, they really look smashing, but I prefere the natural patterns found in the wild.

likewise my little darwin python, had a taste of me first day aswell but not since.
probly comes down to the individual snake ratherthan species i think.

keep the pics cominmate, dont forget feed day pics!

Oh, it's no big deal.

I'm actually from MO.

I like Regular Retics also, but I'm just a huge fan of Super Tigers still. Although I've seen an 18' Albino retic before, and that seriously took my breath away.

I don't know how many chances I'm going to get for feeding pics, lol. I think my Female Green is done feeding, and my male should be done sometime soon. The only reason I haven't gotten any yet, is mainly because my snakes don't snap at their food, I usually just have to leave it in the cage and wait for them to take it. I can't even remember the time I actually watched one of my snakes completely finish a meal, I always only get to see the mouth open and that's it. They are usually pretty shy eaters.. But here are a couple, one of my male green and the other of my Yellow. Both are the constricting process though, not really in detail feeding pics.

Thanks!
~Ben

Whoa! Wheres Mo. Dude?

Good enough mate, I forgot its your winter there now starting. How many rats that size do they down, it looks like it could go 6 of those.
Or have you weaned that one onto rabbits since? or supply is difficult in your area maybe? Just curious as hell, Lol
You just gotta get into taking photos of your animals mate, itll grab ya! its alot of fun to try and get a yawn shot, or prefeed yawn.

P.S Do you ever smile in photos or is that just special occasions?

ummmmmmm i cant c the pics did u send them PM to inny if so could u do the same 4 me id love to c a feedin pic of ur snakes

thx daniel.

Thanks! I usually only feed my male 1 collosal rat every 6-7 days, he has eaten 1-2 lbs rabbits before, but usually doesn't feed on them during the winter, so I just feed him collosal rats, he will eat them just fine.

Supply is very easy to find where I live, never had a problem finding anything.

lol, And I will put on a huge smile for you guys in the next group of pictures I take with me in them.

No, the pics are posted on the site, they open up fine on my computer... Maybe whenever you read this again, you will be able to see them, could have just been a server problem or something.

Thanks,
~Ben