got a snake on your head but dont call you a snake head

haha, you're right....

great minds think alike, right? :3

well, as long as I'm a great mind, ok by me.

and yes, that is a snake on my nead.
what's wrong with snake head?

That is a cute pic. I miss my snake too

hehe you silly

I am silly.

what of it?

Nice looking ball python, I have 3 myself, 2 adolescent and 1 young adult. I also have in my care 3 Garter snakes, and 3 corn snakes(1 adolescent and 2 hatchlings). They are all great fun to handle and watch.
Sorry to hear that he passed away. If you plan on getting another i might be able to give some pointers.

a food lover AND snake lover?

goodness.

as for the ball.

I'm willing to bed he was too cold, and too dry, which impacted his appetite, and thus, he perished.


poor guy.

though, my favorite snake is my 10 ft burmese python.

Id love to get a burmese, but I wouldn't feel comfortable with such a large snake once it gets to its full grown average of 20-25 feet. Bout the biggest i would feel comfortable with would be a boa constrictor.

mine is already about ten feet, but honestly, I handle her often enough, that so long as I'm careful feeding her, I feel safe around her.

she knows who I am, and knows I'm not food.
and it's a lot of fun hanging out with her.

Awesome. I have seen first hand how intelligent large constrictors can be.

and i've seen first paw, how RETARDED snakes can be. in the same breath.

trust me, they're smart on some terms, and dumb as dirt othertimes.

Ah, this pic is so cute:) I love pythons. My uncle owned a few burmeses... they're such gentle creatures.

heehee! I own a 10 foot burm, actually, she's slithering about my bedroom. she is very very gentle...but she's snapped a couple times, it's usually for a good reason though.

Hehe, gotta be prepared for a few snaps from any pet if you decide to take on the responsibility;) I've been thinking about getting a baby burm for a while now. I'll probably look into rescue.

ok.

you realise. that your snake will get to be 25 ft long.
live for 35 years. weight like 300 lbs.

need a small room for it's own cage, may, or may not become lethal. and require heating pads, full spectrum lights, and food, all of which will cost money.

If you are confident you can provide for a burm then go for it, but don't go into it, any less than 100%

also, if you get a rescute, get a baby! cause it's when they're most impressionable, and you can make sure the little tyke starts out right. also, you get to take pics of the little squirmy guy, and show pics fifteen years later, of the little squirmer, when he's huge!

zoo's don't generally want to take your pythons so, if you want the snake please, be sure you want it.

Oh yes, I'm very well aware of what comes with raising snakes. I've lived with four:) Don't worry, it won't be anytime soon. I won't be adding anymore pets until I'm financially set and have plenty of time.

*pet pets* good.

hope you get one, and enjoy it.

awrm loves this!
I love snakes, andif I wasnt worried the big ones would eat me I'd SO get one... but I dont want little ones cuz they arnt as fun
so my reptile of choice pet is my water turtle lol

ANWAYS!
cute snake <3
do love

hah.

that there on mah head, is a ball python. rarely gets more than ...six feet long. and maybe fourty pounds.

it's doubtful that it will ever grow so large as to not fit in a shopping bag...nor burst it. there are tons of other lovely, snakes, burms get much larger. but balls, stay pretty....reasonably sized.

yeah, I love the biig ones.
My aunt used to have a ten.5 foot constrictor (dont remember what kind...I was like 10 or so)
that thing was WAY awsome

I seeeeeses.

but yes, lotta fun. love those big ol snakies.