Hi all,
as per Tatelina's request, I've stuck some Water Python pictures up (never a terribly unpleasant task! ).
Before anyone asks, yes, I have eggs in the incubator and will have babies available before long, so yes, call this a plug if you like Females $195, males $185. I won't be taking deposits until the first eggs have hatched, but you're welcome to put your name down before then if you like.
All of these animals are mine (or are babies I produced and later sold) and all descend from the east coast of QLD.
This picture is fairly old now, but it's of my favourite snake (Aimy) so you have to look at it first
This one is slightly more recent (it's from May 2005). Once again, this is Aimy.
This is one of Aimy's babies at around one year of age (taken about a year ago - very roughly)
Here is another of Aimy's babies, soon after hatching (before his first feed). I still have this little guy and he is one of my favourites.
A couple of head shots of one of my adult males
Another of Aimy's babies (can you tell I'm obsessed with Aimy?)
Hatching pictures (hopefully I'll get some better ones this season, but for now, here are some from last year)
A couple of rainbow closeups on a juvenile:
And to end with, here are some terrifying pictures, showing what happens when you allow children to handle a few Water Pythons on a warm summer's day. (Thanks so much to Moosenoose and his very photogenic children!)
I hope you've enjoyed them
as per Tatelina's request, I've stuck some Water Python pictures up (never a terribly unpleasant task! ).
Before anyone asks, yes, I have eggs in the incubator and will have babies available before long, so yes, call this a plug if you like Females $195, males $185. I won't be taking deposits until the first eggs have hatched, but you're welcome to put your name down before then if you like.
All of these animals are mine (or are babies I produced and later sold) and all descend from the east coast of QLD.
This picture is fairly old now, but it's of my favourite snake (Aimy) so you have to look at it first
This one is slightly more recent (it's from May 2005). Once again, this is Aimy.
This is one of Aimy's babies at around one year of age (taken about a year ago - very roughly)
Here is another of Aimy's babies, soon after hatching (before his first feed). I still have this little guy and he is one of my favourites.
A couple of head shots of one of my adult males
Another of Aimy's babies (can you tell I'm obsessed with Aimy?)
Hatching pictures (hopefully I'll get some better ones this season, but for now, here are some from last year)
A couple of rainbow closeups on a juvenile:
And to end with, here are some terrifying pictures, showing what happens when you allow children to handle a few Water Pythons on a warm summer's day. (Thanks so much to Moosenoose and his very photogenic children!)
I hope you've enjoyed them