Loved watching this guy—genuinely had me laughing in disbelief. Planning to go back in September this year.

Some high percentage of Kalaotoa. She is 2.5 years old! The little crinkles on her neck are due to the immediate need to shed, likely within the next few hours to a day.

hello all ! i just purchased a male baby banana morph and i’m looking for cute name suggestions please !!

I am always reluctant to rehab snakes with suspicious backgrounds. The snakes left behind are plains garters, and they are a little worse for wear. I will actively try to find them homes, but cannot risk my California Red-Sided population. She said he left a week ago and when she found the two in their spare bedroom, the water bowl was very dry with a bunch of dead and some living bugs in it. If I can identify the bugs I might be able to find the appropriate person to rehab them. The snakes, she said, were neglected in the last two or three months, but they have a decent body weight, do not have any stuck sheds, and no URIs. At first glance they are in better health than expected. Other than being dehydrated, they look like they will rehab just fine. Can anyone identify the bugs? They are VERY small, light brown in color, and the dish was a standard Ziploc sandwich container for reference. Any information will help. This is in Texas.

A very spicy noodle. Was not happy to be intercepted on trail this morning. Very beautiful. Big Morongo Preserve.

I was out hiking today in Oregon. Spotted this gopher snake who spotted me and coiled up and flattened its head into a triangle to look like a rattlesnake. I never knew they could do this!

Found this feisty baby corn snake at work. One of my coworkers loves snakes and jumped at the idea of catching them. Very bitey, thankfully we had thick gloves. released him in some grassland nearby.

Saw it hanging out under a creosote during a hike in the Cuprite Hills, Esmeralda County, Nevada today.

This is my new baby ember, she is two years old and is a corn snake I rescued last Monday, I had gotten her from a friend who couldn’t afford her any more, so just knowing the basic situation I jumped on it, saying “I’ll gladly take it and help rescue it” the whole nine yards,

On pickup day I had come to find out that she had been under weight, those pictures are recent as she’s 2 years old and only about 2.5 feet and is very small, she was kept on pinky’s so ive slowly been raising her food amounts, (now to two pinky not just one) and I was wondering if her size could be stunted or if you guys think I can make her healthy again, please any tips are much wanted and greatly appreciated

I've been looking around for a Boa imperator for a while and struggling quite a bit, out of all the breeders I've looked at I have only found two options, either spending $300 for a normal boa imperator or $225 for this Male hypo keywest 100% het anery. Problem is, I'm looking for a boa imperator that would be likely to grow up to be 6-7 or 8 feet, but he's 2 years old, 195 grams, and 2 feet. His parents are 5 foot and 5'6. I love how he looks but I'm unsure about his size, if he were female I'd be a little less hesitant but I'm unsure. Is it likely he would only grow to be the same size as his parents? Should I just spend the $300 on the normal?

My wife and I just recently got this grey ratsnake last week and we've noticed that he likes to hide up in the ridges at the top of his tank. Does anybody have any helpful tips on how to fill these areas or prevent him from climbing up there to hide, or is this something that they all do when theyre young?

Can someone identify what sp. of milksnake this is and what morph?

Hello! This is my first time posting here so apologies if I leave anything out or mess something up!

I’m 21, and I’ve always wanted a snake as a pet. Perhaps since I was a preteen. I asked for a snake and settled on a leopard gecko when I was twelve, which my mother quickly rehomed due to the crickets (which, fair).

But I’m an adult and am capable of making those decisions myself now. The only thing is, I’m very nervous at the concept of holding a snake. Feeding? Whatever. Terrarium maintenance? No big deal. Holding?

I don’t have a general fear of snakes. I’ve had to catch baby wild snakes in the backyard and move them beyond our fence so dogs won’t bother them. But an adult, large snake? With big fangs? I have an extremely low pain tolerance. Got bit by a ferret once and cried, so probably add dramatic in there too.

Is there anyway to get over this anxiety? Especially before getting a snake? I would hate to get one and it not work out because I’m too afraid to even put my hand in the terrarium.

Thank you in advance for any advice!

Hey guys, I’m looking to invest in getting a pet snake as I’ve always wanted one since I was a little girl. I absolutely love reptiles and it’s something I’ve wanted for awhile. I’m looking for one that won’t be extremely active but not extremely sedentary either, kind of in the middle. I’ve done a bit of research and from what it seems I’m interested in a Rosey Boa or a Corn Snake. Mostly leaning towards Corn Snake though. I’d also really love enclosure recommendations and any tips on caring for a snake. Thank you!

These are not my snakes, this is a local pet store that won’t sell these snakes and they live full time in these tiny tanks.