Anan, ball python. One of five snakes I had a photoshoot with.

I feed it adult thaw mice

Kaa - Rebecca's Ball Python

In a bad mood

My daughter's ball python is quite the little diva, and was obviously ready for her close-up.

August 24, 2015

Python Regius

Adult male ball python.

Rebecca's Ball Python. Still working on a name (these things are important after all!).

Front of Ming, back of Matilda.

Ball Python with the Bumblebee morph

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Ball Python @ the pet store

Toffino ball python.

My arm before the tattoo... just in case I ever want to see it again.

Juvenile ball python in my weedy back yard.

is a Royal(Ball)python (Python regius), one of the most docile and gentle snakes in the world. Royal (Ball) pythons are native to West Africa. They were once worshipped as gods by the native humans because of the rodents they consumed. Royal pythons are among the smaller pythons, rarely exceeding four feet in length. "Princess" hatched in my home in 1997. She's a beautiful snake. Photo by Frank

February 6, 2013.

Nigel has been struggling to shed his skin lately. We spent the morning trying to loosen the skin around his eyes and "neck". Two things Nigel does not love: bath time, picture time.

This lady was holding her snake over the lookout rail above Multnomah Falls (500+feet). Making sure he got a good view - she whispered something to him as his head scrolled side/side over the falls and beyond. She said he was twelve years old. Right on.

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Picture by NERD

My baby looks so cute in his waterbowl

Python regius

Adult Ball Python

June 2021

Snakey portraits with two hot babes!

Just got it week ago.

CB12 P. regius

Her first feed with me.

Royal (ball) python (Python regius), the Royal python of West Africa. Rarely exceeding 4 feet in length, these gentle and shy snakes are truly remarkable. They were worshipped as gods in West Africa centuries ago because of the great number of rodents they consume. They are nocturnal and their heat sensing pits can sense the heat from a small mammal from 30 feet away. Photo by Frank

Owned & Photographed by NERD

Rebecca's Ball Python. Still working on a name (these things are important after all!).

My snake taking a bath

Snakey portraits with two hot babes!

Sleeping, defensive, outcast, relaxing?

I think they are just waiting to spring into action!

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Handling python regius.

I took Mokiki out of his hiding spot for a few minutes for some photos today. He's the cutest little pile of snake I've ever seen!