My pythons

[Z Trip]

I would like to share my two pythons. Now I know I used to own many more pythons but sold them when I moved out. I now live back at home and will never be making the same mistake again. The first two pictures show my ball python. For the people who know me, I am not the biggest fan of ball pythons but this was for my ex(gf at the time), when we split I got stuck with her. Now I don't mind this animal one bit, she is a very nice snake. Secondly, my blood python. Now I must admit, I saw the add on kijiji and it was a bit of an impulse buy. Believed to be male, he also lives in a tub at this time. I have a custom cage half built for the ball python(will be completed this summer) and no plans on the blood python. I am still trying to decide what cage would suit him best. All comments welcome

 

[doomiedee]

Nice pythons. Makes me miss my male ball.


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[Rotaryp04s]

Nice ball & blood

 

[Shenanigans]

nice pattern on the ball, beautiful colors on the blood. Nice snakes

 

[Jon MacLeod]

Very nice. But I'd get rid of the substrate. Indoor out door carpet is best. And easier on clean up. Cut 2 squares of it and its as simple as a quick switch then spraying with a hose and letting dry. Also you don't feed them in there tubs do you. That substrate would cause bad splinters and infections.


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[Z Trip]

Very nice. But I'd get rid of the substrate. Indoor out door carpet is best. And easier on clean up. Cut 2 squares of it and its as simple as a quick switch then spraying with a hose and letting dry. Also you don't feed them in there tubs do you. That substrate would cause bad splinters and infections.


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I use the substrate for keeping up the humidity and because it's more natural then I/O carpet. My blood python loves to dig around and hide in his coconut husk, I would never take it away from him. I feed all my snakes in there cages, snakes can injest the substrate with no harmfull effects.