2 Headed snake - Siamese

[RussianTort55]

Im glad its ok! Pics and vids Lool

[slither61]

Hi all,

This is a freak of nature and a shame I would think in the wild it would just die.

I think the snake has to come first, sod money if the snake suffers in anyway, it cannot do its normal functions eat properly shed then I think it should be put to sleep, if it does manage things ok and is not suffering its up to the owner.

Nature can be very unforgiving and cruel at times.

These are my thoughts, and are not aimed at anyone on this forum.

slither61

[captaincaveman]

we had one hatch down here this year,it was a two head bairds x grey rat, but the heads were fused rather than seperate heads,im not sure what happened or if its still alive

[claire_e_dodd]

Originally Posted by sab6517

Will do a photo set and a small video, can email as cant yet post pics on here.

Do you want video in " going the same direction " mode or " oh hell here he comes again " mode ( or both !! )

Anything would be great, if you could e-mail me (you should be able to do it from my profile) i'd be very grateful!

[skimsa]

I cant believe those pics amazing little thing

[snakelover]

I have seen a couple inc videos of 2 headed rat snakes (everglades i think) They can live, and should be kept if you get one...but they do need special requirments, or are more...for experienced owners, nothing impossible or wvr. Depending on where theye are connected you only usualy have to feed one head, but its hard if theres 2 heads nex to each other...because both will want it, that is the difucult part of keeping them.
Also i think the last one i saw was £$80,000 or something so keep saving and you can get one and then what if it dies ?

[Scaley]

just read the thread!!!! WOW!!!!! thats amazing!!!!!!!!
really wana see pics of shed and feeding!!! would b nice 2 ave the money but keeping it would b special 2!!! hope all is goin well!!

[shaun]

"sab6517" just copy the pic on photobucket the IMG code under the pic you want, then put the code on here then it will show us.

Thanks Shaun.

[shaun]

sorry for the last post i was reading page 1

[blue-saphire]

i heard you get this result when animals are inbread, something to do with the mix up of the genes