Royal Python by Rob2753
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This image is for "Preecher" who asked a while ago for a picture of one of my Pythons. I hope you like it :)
This is a Cinnamon Pewter morph and was taken a few weeks after he hatched in June this year, he weighed 69g when first hatched and is now nearly 500g in weight. and his colours are much lighter.
I apologise to all those of you who don't like snakes and I promise not to make a habit of posting pictures of them in future (I have 17 Royal Pythons and a 6 foot Corn snake so I do have a few to choose from LOL)
In case you are wondering why I have so many Royals I started breeding them this year when the first of my females was heavy enough, I always wait until they are above 1500g to 2000g before pairing so that they are large enough to take the weight loss after laying. The female of this clutch was a "normal royal" and the male a Cinnamon Pewter, she laid 4 eggs and all turned out to be Cinnamons and all males too which beat the genetic odds. My lemon pastel also had a clutch of 4 eggs and they all turned out as lemon pastels which again beat the genetic odds !
Thanks for taking a look and apologies once again to those who don't like snakes !
Rob
Comments (34)
what a beaut!
Fabulous !!! Fantastic shot !
Wow... amazing! :-)
I very much hope for your snakes that they have huge terrarium!
great capture erland
appreciating a photo does not mean one has to embrace the subject. very beautiful snake. there are so many loose in the Everglades in Florida that they offer prizes for those that kill the most. they have no predator so they just get very very huge
Nice shot!
I prefer cats but have nothing against snakes.
This young one looks like it is strong and healthy.A fine shot.
wow...what a nice pet.....looks dangerous
They are usually very docile and fascinating animals :) They will only bite if stressed and only then as a last resort, in the USA they are called ball pythons as they will normally form a ball first if threatened.
This is a beauty. Great pic Rob.
OH WOW! It is a really beauty. I have nothing against snakes. I just need to know if they are poisonous or not :)
No not poisonous Helle they are constrictors and feed on amphibians other snakes and lizards as well as rodents, I feed frozen rats (I don't feed live)that I thaw and re-warm before offering :)
Great picture !!!!!!!!
cool
Very cool snake and excellent pose. Very cooperative friend you've got there!
I think it is beautiful and would love to have a hold.
Excellent work and perfect realisation
Cool shot
Impressive shot. Aloha
very good at the eggs and all.
Lovely.
Beautiful snake, but I have sooo scared!!
did not know that you have snakes, Rob! outstanding captured details of the skin and hypnotizing eyes! interesting info and do they sleep with you in your bed? g
Such bright eyes he has nice shot of this snake.
A beautiful animal and a very interesting info. The patterning is fascinating .... but I have respect before snakes. If they are still small (larger earthworms * LOL *) it goes. But later ...?
wow, what a perfect done photo of this beauty! great, clear composition! Bravo 5 points:-)
Great photo and really beautiful snake. Amazing patterns on it.
Incredible capture. Details and colors are beautiful.
Beautiful creature !!
He is an exquisite python Rob - beautiful colors and markings! Congratulations for having "St Mary's Church" being selected for LWITG!!!!