Enn's bunch - the legless ones

[Enn49]

Some newer pics.

Mali

Larch

Wyatt

Then I also have 3 Coastal carpets that came as non-feeders

No1 (also known as Tiny). This was the runt of the clutch and had never shed since it hatched, they normally shed after around 1 week but it took 6 months. I have been force feeding it 1 pinkie but today I thought I'd try a 2nd and although I had to put the pinkie in its mouth it took it down on its own.

No2 After 5 months of of not feeding or being force fed this one decided it could manage on its own and it now strike feeds on 2 pinkies.

No 3 This one has been treated pretty much the same as No1 but fights the food and me much more. It did eventually take the 2nd pinkie down on its own although I had to work it down a bit before it gave in.
The good news is that it now has a forever home here with my son, he likes it because it has attitude, it bites.

 

[Jess S]

Great to hear that you've got them all feeding, remarkable progress. Sounds like your son gets fond of the characters with attitude in spades!

 

[Enn49]

Feeding time

Hognose, Wyatt. He's a greedy one, he was up the side for his 2nd pinkie before the 1st had hit his belly.

Baron's racer, Larch. A very dainty feeder

Carpet number 2. yes, there is a pinkie in there somewhere

 

[Enn49]

Today was a rehousing of a different sort, I moved my Philiodryas Baroni (Baron`s Green Racer) Larch into her new home. She was tucked up into her toilet roll tube hide and it wasn't until I fished her out that I realised that she was blue (coming up to shed hence the cloudy eyes) but she dived straight into her new big water bowl for a soak. She's now exploring amongst the plants.

 

[Enn49]

A few up to date photos.

Morelia spilota (Coastal Carpet Python) No1. This is the smallest of the 3 Carpets that came as non-feeders, still force fed but otherwise alert and active but very small.

Morelia spilota (Coastal Carpet Python) No2. This one is now feeding happily on it's own, eating hoppers and much bigger than it's siblings.

Morelia spilota (Coastal Carpet Python) No3. This one is not feeding itself but seems to be doing ok.

Philiodryas Baroni (Baron`s Green Racer), Larch. She's doing great currently eating hopper mice but soon to move up to small mice.

Heterodon nasicus (Western Hognose), Wyatt. This guy is a greedy one, loves his hoppers.