[Whosthedaddy]

Well of sorts.

He is green and he is a boa but not quite with the grace and elegance of a naturally arboreal snake.

:lol2:

Wondered where he had gone and low and behold he's up in the rafters and happy as a pig in poo.

*** The heater is not even plugged in and redundant due to second thoughts of its use I just couldn't be bothered to remove it.***

 

[SykeSnake]

He looks happy enough up there, any luck with feeding yet?

 

[Whosthedaddy]

Not tried in a few weeks, he still seems just as active and yesterday started to look as if showing a hunting pose that my other 2 do so will try soonish.

 

[KSTBalls]

Mint mate, how big is he? Still looks quite small. I'd love one but the Mrs would never let me lol

 

[Whosthedaddy]

Mint mate, how big is he? Still looks quite small. I'd love one but the Mrs would never let me lol

A little over 2 feet, very much still a neonate

 

[Yemeyana]

A little over 2 feet, very much still a neonate

As a hognose keeper, I find that sentence disturbing...

Hopefully I'll be getting one of these 'for' Christmas (not necessarily *at* Christmas. It's not humane to giftwrap snakes.)
I always thought of them as keeping their feet on the ground, so to speak. Do they show much arboreal tendencies?

Not sure any of the Repti-Glo range are suited to holding up a 9ft adult male...