Any 'real' python afficianados in the house?

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I bred them years ago, I had a large female that was really a neat animal.

I could take her outside and she would follow me around the yard like a dog would. She loved being held and would always do her best to crawl up onto my neck whenever she could.

she really was a cool snake.

they have their own personalities as well.

I like to hear things like that :)

They are definitely curious and inquisitive creatures.


We don't give them enough street cred for being a noodle with a head :)

Last Edited by AkashicRecord® on 05/28/2020 05:07 PM

Our girl here has come around rather quickly, though she's ready for a feeding now.


I was curious as to others' experience in transitioning from live to frozen/thawed rodents...

Have you come here for an argument? You are in the wrong place, it's the next office down.

Maybe. Depends on one's stance on "Spider" ball pythons...

I'm very against the breeding of "spider" pythons, mostly because of the neurological disorders that come with breeding them.

I feel that breeding the "spider" gene is somewhat inhumane, since it basically ensures some level of neurological dysfunction in the snake, generally speaking...