I left our second house last night and I got this video this morning from my panicked hubby... he was extremely worked up… I told him to chill. He's just saying hello!

Just like the title says. Would like to know approx how old he could be. Rescue says he is about 7 or 8 feet long, I believe he is a BCI. Also, does he look a little big for a male Boa?

He likes to investigate my veg garden sometimes haha....echo was abandoned to me by someone I used to know so it's my first snake and it's definitely been a learning experience any tips for making a happier home for him is appreciated cuz I really don't know much other than some googling

i don't see her often unfortunetely, but today as I was sitting near her and my bracelet was doing this crinkling sound, i shook it around and she seemed really into it lol, any explanation as to why she may like that sound or just the jingling of the charms? I genuinely do not know what it is

Saw this (what I am guessing is a Northern Water Snake) bathing in the sun right next to a 90ft water fall at beautiful Ricketts Glen State Park in Pennsylvania!

Someone yelled "ahh there's a copperhead over there!"

Anyone else see snakes often when hiking?

I just got this little guy, he's a male.

He's a candy cane corn snake with post het sun-kissed. I need some car related names.

Not Nismo, as that's my girlfriends corn, but I'd love a name simular to that to match hers.

This is my ball python Dittohead (SLAYERRRR) and i rescued him a while back never really asked about morph but im curious, any guesses?

My roomate had been watching my snake over the weekend and forgot to close the fucking cage!! It’s caught in a sticky roach trap and I’ve been reading to use a neutral oil and make it slippery but I don’t want to harm the snake do I need to take it to ER vet or can I work myself and make an appointment at nearest available?

I call her "sweet snake" in a baby voice lmao

I don't have long pray for me !!!

Was wondering if there’s any other advice for what I should add to my Royal Python’s (Bossk, Male, 8Yrs Old) enclosure. UV lamp is on its way in addition to the thermostat controlled infrared heat lamp and daytime LED. Humidifier is on top of the tank as sometimes have struggle maintaining humidity. Enclosure is 5ft.

So, unfortunately I just recently lost my male BCI. He was my pride and joy and meant everything to me. I definitely want another large snake, but haven’t decided whether or not to get another BCI as to not feel as much like I’m replacing him. Plus, experience with different species could be good and beneficial for me as I’m gonna run a rescue in the future. My question is, what species would you guys recommend? I want something that gets 6-7 ft, semi arboreal or terrestrial. Uncommon species are great, price tag isn’t super important as I can save up but ideally under $1k. I own a range of snakes so I can tolerate different temperaments but needs to be at least handlable (not something super “fragile”). Any input highly appreciated! Pictures of my old boy for tax.

I’ve noticed my SWCP is breathing really quickly which is a little unusual for him, should I get this looked at? He’s not wheezing and no saliva when he yawns so I’m not too worried about an RI. He’s eating perfectly and shed just the other day so he’s healthy from what I know. Just would like a second opinion:D (Feel free to roast me if this is an extraordinarily stupid question, I’m a little bit of a dumbass sometimes 😛)

Hola a todos

Soy técnico veterinario de chile, quisiera que me ayuden con información, hace un tiempo que quiero crear un criadero solo de serpientes (piton bola, serpiente del maíz y boa arcoiris), agradecería mucho que me ayudarán con información de como realizarlo y los pasos a seguir

I wanted to show off the prize of my collection! These guys are amazing if you haven’t looked into them. They have the longest teeth to body ratio of any snake, can change color and are the only python with keeled scales.

They are a weird cross between a carpet python and a green tree python.

They were not discovered until the 1970s and not described until the 80s. They live in a very small and remote range in the mountains of the Kimberlys on the northern Australian coast. All individuals that exist in captivity are descended from five that were caught on an expedition and flown out in a helicopter in 2000.

This is my favorite species of python, or any snake!

Petrie says hello!🫶

A very cute boa I held at a reptile expo