1st up.... female Pinbull(bull x pine) female Hognose Male Pinbull Stripe tailed BCI Male Royal (100%het albino) Dumeril's Boa Applegate Albino San Diego Gopher(1.6 seconds before she bit me!) Mid Baja Rosy Boa Adult stripe tailed BCI male Male Pimbura Python Hatchling Taiwan Beauty Dudley,the 3 legged,tailess Beardy and Dudley illustrating to us we should buy him a female!
That should do you all to be getting on with.......
Sadly the Pimbura passed away about a year ago,no one could find out anything wrong with him,he stopped feeding,tried everything possible,then passed him to a friend who has a sanctuary and a wealth of Asian Python experience but sadly to no avail.Post mortem discovered a cyst on his spine that had caused severe nerve damage. Sad day indeed.
Never really had problems with pimburas,or even much grief from the mainland Indians tbh,had one years ago that was a swine but most have been ok that I've come across.
aww sorry to hear your sad news. love your pinbull we saw one at the show today - called a bullsnake - never seen or heard of them before apparently the only one in the country so the lady said! he was nice but a bit to expensive for me. he had a nice temperment and lovley reddish coloursings on his whiteish body!
Tlaknig of pims - they one tony has a t the shop is pretty nice! seems tame enough- george has had it out a few times
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Well,unless it was a new morph of some kind I can assure you there are 1000's of Bull snakes in the country,Pinbulls are actually a cross between the Bull snake(Pituophis catenifer sayi) and a Northern Pine snake(Pituophis m. melanoleucus),both of which are part of the same group,along with the Gopher snakes.They are all the masters of bluff,with typical behaviour being coiling to an S position,hissing very loudly with an open mouth as a warning,even going as far as closed mouth strikes,but very rarely do they actually bite.That said,they are a big snake when adult,unusually for snakes,the males are larger still with 8ft being fairly common with captive feeding regimes,so if they do bite it's a git! Once out of the viv however they generally become a different snake instantly,exploring and being perfectly happy to be handled. The Pinbull in the picture is het albino,so hopefully next year some Albino Pinbulls will appear!
Well,unless it was a new morph of some kind I can assure you there are 1000's of Bull snakes in the country,Pinbulls are actually a cross between the Bull snake(Pituophis catenifer sayi) and a Northern Pine snake(Pituophis m. melanoleucus),both of which are part of the same group,along with the Gopher snakes.They are all the masters of bluff,with typical behaviour being coiling to an S position,hissing very loudly with an open mouth as a warning,even going as far as closed mouth strikes,but very rarely do they actually bite.That said,they are a big snake when adult,unusually for snakes,the males are larger still with 8ft being fairly common with captive feeding regimes,so if they do bite it's a git! Once out of the viv however they generally become a different snake instantly,exploring and being perfectly happy to be handled. The Pinbull in the picture is het albino,so hopefully next year some Albino Pinbulls will appear!
oh dear so the woman that was selling it for £225 was telling some porkies maybe then lol! she definatly said its a bull snake and one of the only ones in the country!she had another one - but cant remember what it was. But then i suppose if it was that rare in the country would it not have been much moreexpensive than £225. an albino royal was going for quite a bit more lol!
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Well,unless it was a new morph of some kind I can assure you there are 1000's of Bull snakes in the country,Pinbulls are actually a cross between the Bull snake(Pituophis catenifer sayi) and a Northern Pine snake(Pituophis m. melanoleucus),both of which are part of the same group,along with the Gopher snakes.They are all the masters of bluff,with typical behaviour being coiling to an S position,hissing very loudly with an open mouth as a warning,even going as far as closed mouth strikes,but very rarely do they actually bite.That said,they are a big snake when adult,unusually for snakes,the males are larger still with 8ft being fairly common with captive feeding regimes,so if they do bite it's a git! Once out of the viv however they generally become a different snake instantly,exploring and being perfectly happy to be handled. The Pinbull in the picture is het albino,so hopefully next year some Albino Pinbulls will appear!
oh dear so the woman that was selling it for £225 was telling some porkies maybe then lol! she definatly said its a bull snake and one of the only ones in the country!she had another one - but cant remember what it was. But then i suppose if it was that rare in the country would it not have been much moreexpensive than £225. an albino royal was going for quite a bit more lol!
I would think it was a morph Bull,the Ivory and the Ghost morphs can get up to £250-£300 each,did you notice if it was an unusual colour? A normal,every day Bull snake shouldn't cost you more than £60 top whack really,and have seen albino's go for as little as £100. Thats hatchlings of course,like most snakes the bigger they are the more they cost! lol
Thanks steveo,she was 6 years old when I traded her with a friend of mine,Hognoses can be a bit of a tease that way,they take forever to grow on it seems!
Awww,he's just misunderstood is all,bless him.He is just doing what scrub pythons are meant to do I guess,it's only us humans that expect them to do more.
I would think it was a morph Bull,the Ivory and the Ghost morphs can get up to £250-£300 each,did you notice if it was an unusual colour? A normal,every day Bull snake shouldn't cost you more than £60 top whack really,and have seen albino's go for as little as £100. Thats hatchlings of course,like most snakes the bigger they are the more they cost! lol
well this one was def an adult and it was whitish with what looked like pink markings - under the light the markings looked red!. (looked like a rasberry ripple) it was very nice and steevo was very tempted to buy it lol! bet he still wished he had done!
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