#burmese python

[solid-snakes]

Sneef my oiter

[errantsquam]

snek cooking

edit: to every comment about "hiss the cook": why would you hiss the cook. snakes do that when they're threatened and telling you to heck off. this fella is having a good time. don't ruin it >:(

[thlpp]

If Silly Sleeping was an Olympic discipline, Sunny would win the gold.

[lingrimmart]

The baby burmese python of ours. Called him Velvet. He's very shy yet, but we're working on socializing him.

[herps-and-noods]

Nanners got to help out with Career Day today and was a perfect baby angel with all of the kids.

I get asked why his travel cage is so small and it’s because you want your reptiles snug when they’re in the car for transport. With too much extra space, any sudden stops or shifting while driving can cause them to slide around which, at best, stresses them out and, at worst, can cause injury from hitting the sides of a bigger enclosure in the case of an accident.

Being in a travel container that allows them to touch all sides keeps them nice and snug during the ride. Snakes are flexible, I promise they can handle being in a tight space for a few hours. He got to come out and stretch multiple times during the day and immediately went back into his normal cage when he got home.

[tender-crescent]

Is it giving britney? Can’t remember whether this was an anaconda or a giant Burmese python

[pinkyplushiemaker]

Pet of the Week ♡♡

Introducing Baby Lu. My Pied Burmese Python

He is just a little guy. Probably 3 months old. Newest member of the family. (First pic was at a reptile show and he was nervous ♡♡)

[morgansram]

Burmese python with developing eggs X

Photo: Lori Oberhofer, National Park Service, Bugwood.org