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Other species joined the grizzly bear celebration as well! Here a guest gets an up-close encounter with Lou the ball python.
A redesigned JGP biz card with the addition of a reptile educational program I had for a while on the back
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Python regius, or "ball python", was a hit with the kids -- but not so much with some of the adults!
Matilda knocked over her house but looked kind of awesome ruling the roost. |{ #ballpython #snake #petsnake #python #camouflage #patterns }|
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jeffleetdesign: This is frightening I hate snakes
is in molt as indicated by his opaque eyes. When snakes shed their skins a fluid separates the old dead scales from the new ones and this is evident here as the scales on his eyes have become cloudy. Soon his eyes will clear and he will slough his skin. Hopefully he'll do ok. He's most likely over 30 years old and was not able to keep down his last meal. I've cared for him since August 30, 1987. "Monty" is a Royal (ball) python (Python regius). Royal pythons rarely exceed 4 - 5 feet in length and are extremely docile. A Royal python holds the longevity record for snakes in captivity having lived for over 45 years after having been captured in the wild as an adult. Royal (ball) pythons are native to Africa. Photo by Frank
always looks gentle, which she is. She's a Royal (Ball) python (Python regius). Royal pythons are native to west Africa. "Ball" pythons are so named because when threatened they curl into a ball to protect their heads. She was bred and hatched in captivity at my place in 1997. She helps teach about amphibians and reptiles. Photo by Frank