If I find the baby bunny pictures, I'll post 'em here too. ^_~
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Uende wrote:Wow P-chan, the close-up of The Cat is beautiful.
Nice job on that picture!
I second this! That's one awesome pic! The composition is fantastic!!!!And to not let the furries dominate this thread...
This is Zot:
And this is Dot: (She looks fierce, but she's smaller than a pencil.)
They are red-phase western hognose snakes--and my little babies!
Zot was full of himself today so I took some more pics.
Just in case you ever wondered if snakes tie themselves in knots...
http://photobucket.com/albums/b105/Snakeskii/My%20Pets/
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Uende wrote:Wow P-chan, the close-up of The Cat is beautiful.
Nice job on that picture!
Oh, wow! Thanks, you guys!Snakeskii wrote: I second this! That's one awesome pic! The composition is fantastic!!!!
*blushes*
*runs off to hide*I'm not a big snake fan ... but I have to say those snakes definitely qualify as cute! They're so tiny!!
tex-chan wrote:I'm not a big snake fan ... but I have to say those snakes definitely qualify as cute! They're so tiny!!
kittens wrote:Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww..... I love your snake, Snakeskii
He is tiny....
Thanks! I couldn't believe how cute and small they were when I got them. I have two adult hognoses that I got what I was in 3rd grade. I named one "Itty" but she has grown up to be gigantic...I've had her for almost 14 years and I could not remember why I had named her that--until I got these little ones...lol!
I'd forgotten how small the babies were!Kittens:
I have snakes and I want a kitty. lol! 
If you are interested, they make great cages for reptiles that I highly recommend. They have a top that slides sideways on a track. When the cage is closed it can even be locked in place. This is perfect for snakes, since they are escape artists and seem to always figure out how to push on the top of the cage to open a normal top. I can't remember the brand name at the moment, but I've seen them in quite a few pet stores. They would probably be fairly cat proof too.
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Thanks for a tipSnakeskii wrote: If you are interested, they make great cages for reptiles that I highly recommend. They have a top that slides sideways on a track. When the cage is closed it can even be locked in place. This is perfect for snakes, since they are escape artists and seem to always figure out how to push on the top of the cage to open a normal top. I can't remember the brand name at the moment, but I've seen them in quite a few pet stores. They would probably be fairly cat proof too.
I do not think we will have a snake sometimes soon but if we are having one I will ask you more detail 
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How did it get there? Actually you don't say. Surely there are a few exceptions.
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1. A robot may not injure a human being, or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
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Lol! I have a beardie too, but he's a little too big to be cute...He's cute to me, but probably not to everyone else!vapalla wrote:Oh! I love the snakes! As a former breeder of bearded dragons, I too can attest to the cuteness of baby reptiles. Anyone with a beardie?
Baakay wrote: oooo! Snake in a knot!!
That's pretty amazing! Very Happy What's the top snake (Zot?) on top of in that picture? The colors just set the colors of the snake off so well... it's a very striking picture!
Actually, all of them are. Gorgeous! Smile
Thanks, I apparently didn't spend thousands of dollars on a photography degree for nothing! 
(Sometimes I think it's the case! O.o;; ) The background was a fleece blanket; carebears or something I think. Zot IS a rather photogenic snake though--one of the reasons we picked him out. Dot has her moments, but she usually doesn't hold still long enough for me to take a decent picture. The one of her was taken by a family member while I was holding her.
I totally didn't mean to hijack this thread...did I scare all the furries away? Come back furries!
