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Piotr (Piotr Illyich Pewterovski) Hanging Out

 

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with Topaz. Studio J Spokane, Washington. Lighting assist by Mike Laverdure.

because "Monty" is between 35 and 40 years old and he deserves lots of pictures. He's a Royal (ball python (Python regius). Royal pythons are native to west Africa and are among the most docile of snakes. Pythons have been on the earth for some 50 60 million years. Photo by Frank. .

 

with Topaz. Studio J Spokane, Washington. Lighting assist by Mike Laverdure.

kiara is turning out to be a great model

enjoying some humidity. Considering he's very probably close to 40 years old any photo opportunity is a good one. "Monty" is a Royal (ball) python (Python regius). Photo by Frank.

A shy hatchling Piebald Ball Python, produced in 2004

 

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with Topaz. Studio J Spokane, Washington. Lighting assist by Mike Laverdure.

newest addition to the snake family. this is little dude or also known as LD. he is a bannana ball python morph. hes just a baby only at 6 months old. he was very tiny so im guessing he may have been the runt.

with Topaz. Studio J Spokane, Washington. Lighting assist by Mike Laverdure.

I took some photos of some of Lamont's (my brother) critters last night for him. He breeds these, so these are some variety of rare colors and whatnot. So the crazy-strange colors that you see are really how these guys look; they're not retouched.

 

Strobist: Bare SB26 at about 6:30, roughly 2 feet up.

This ball python was bred for the coloration. The iridescent white scales on the head is not an editing trick. This is the real color.

A member of the education staff holds a ball python, native to southern Sudan.

 

Zoos exist for conservation education, which I believe is highly needed in our time.

1/30' @ 5.6 ISO 800 Handheld [Sigma 150 / 2.8 Macro]

  

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watching over "Monty" who was out for a while. "Monty" is a Royal (ball) python (Python regius) who is most likely 35 - 40 years old. Royal pythons are native to west Africa. Photo by Frank. .

 

Royal Python (Python regius) Studio Photography

with Topaz. Studio J Spokane, Washington. Lighting assist by Mike Laverdure.

with Topaz. Studio J Spokane, Washington. Lighting assist by Mike Laverdure.

She was carrying the older ones that the both of them had.

of "Nippy." Although I've cared for him for 20 years he doesn't have many pictures. He's a Royal (ball) python (Python regius). Royal pythons are natives of Africa and are among the gentlest of snakes. Photo by Frank.

Find "Princess'" head..."Princess" is a Royal (Ball) python (Python regius), a native of West Africa. In the United States they are commonly called "ball pythons" but the correct name is "Royal python." The name "ball" python comes from their behavior trait of curling into a ball, burying their heads inside the coils of their bodies, when they feel threatened. "Princess" is the offspring of my first pair of Royal pythons which I obtained over 20 years ago, and which I still have. She hatched in 1997 so she is 11 years old this August. Check her tags for more information. Also www.ecosnake.com. Photo by Frank

from "Princess." Her tongue senses taste and smell among other characteristics of the world around her. It and the Jacobson's organ in her mouth which interprets those environmental qualities are her main sensory sources and far more accurate than any human senses. Her tongue, obviously, is harmless to us.. She is a Royal (ball) python (Python regius). Royal pythons are native to west Africa. Photo by Frank.

saying hello to "Monty." "Monty" is a Royal (ball) python (Python regius). Royal pythons are native to west Africa and "Monty" is most likely between 35 - 40 years old. Photo by Frank.

if you recall this was a rescued ball python. the scars on her back are from a heat rock that her previous owner had ignorantly placed inside of the enclosure with the snake..and the snake snuggled right up to it trying to stay warm. last night i spent about thirty minutes trying to find all the little pieces of shed that was all over the enclosure cause, with that scar tissue, her skin rarely comes off in one piece these days...more like a thousand little pieces strewn all over the place. She's about four feet long, around twelve pounds of solid muscle so moving those pieces of flagstone around is no problem for her..much to the detriment of the glass as you can see.

  

Timing is everything! please view large Taken at a reptile show in the Hilton Long Island.

This reptiles are harmless as you are not allowed to have poisonous snakes in captivity in New York state, once you touch them you will change your mind about snakes as I did:-)

with Topaz. Studio J Spokane, Washington. Lighting assist by Mike Laverdure.

This little guy had the greatest puppyface.

He was very interested in climbing my face and sitting on my glasses.

I'll try to start getting caught up here in the morning.

I hope everyone is well and enjoying his and her time.

Royal Python (Python regius) Studio Photography

After a nine months period of fasting, iGmasha finally ate .. 3 mice in 2 days.

Please say mashallah, she's the only friend i got left.

  

Pastel ball python

Another shot of the beautiful young Royal python, who was one of my personal favourites. Taken at my recent photography day with CaptiveLight in Bournemouth.

with Topaz. Studio J Spokane, Washington. Lighting assist by Mike Laverdure.

Ball Python (Python regius) from Ghana.

 

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Royal Python (Python regius) Studio Photography

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