Toffino ball python.

Female Brooding eggs

This is the regular ball he has all the markers and can't be mistaken for any other my baby female looks just like him. hes 4.5 ft long my baby is right under 2 ft.

CB13 female fire morph ball (royal) python

You rule.

Adult male ball python.

My royal in his vivairum.

During shed cycle- opaque eyes, dull scales.

Notice the detail the HDR provided on the scales and fingerprints.

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A Boa Constrictor uncoiling itself from resting on top of a log.

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Snakey portraits with two hot babes!

with Frank helping students understand more about amphibians and reptiles this weekend (September 21 - 22, 2013) at Boise State University. "Sheba" is a Royal (ball) python (Python regius). Royal pythons are native to west Africa. Photo by Scott.

Toffino ball python.

Just got it week ago.

Photo by Chris Mikula

Misha dances with Claire, Donna, Cat, and Aleta at the Green Bull Gallery in Village of the Arts - Bradenton, FL

Don't see too many pictures of this pet of ours...

Have had him or her for about 2 1/2 years now...

"Monty" is a Royal (ball) python (Python regius). Royal pythons are native to west Africa. Photo by Frank. .

Such a beast :)

Snakey portraits with two hot babes!

Wild-type ball python.

Lil Solo - from a small clutch of 2 eggs: one a slug (no good) the other GINORMOUS (we were hoping it could have wings or two heads or something. Out sprang Solo, striking at everything that moved... or just happened to be in line of sight.

Python regius

Erin with Gus on her head.

resting yesterday after eating. She's a Royal (ball) python (Python regius). Royal pythons are native to west Africa and are among the smaller and most gentle pythons rarely exceeding 4-5 feet in length. Photo by Frank.

Model: Julia Phoenix

MUAH: Kristopher Osuna of Perfection Artistry

Assisting Photographer: Travis Williams Photography

Photographer: Paul Davis

Adult male normal ball python.

The feeder mouse was F/T. No live mouse feeding here.

Considering this was the third mouse in his meal and he missed the strike three times, that's probably a very good thing.

Here's the old man, finally. He's about 19. Howard's had him since he was 13. He's much calmer than the others, but I think, being his age, he's allowed to relax a bit.