Pretty neat...

alessia55 · 10-25-12, 10:12 PM

Saw this series of photos on a different forum...

all I know is that the photos were taken in Australia

jaleely · 10-25-12, 10:41 PM

oh wow, lol fatty snake. hehe

Rogue628 · 10-25-12, 10:48 PM

That snake's gonna have permanent stretch marks from eating so much heehee

Strutter769 · 10-25-12, 11:55 PM

That's one very fat, vulnerable snake! Wow!

Gungirl · 10-26-12, 04:09 AM

These images have been posted here a few times already, very cool pics though.

shaunyboy · 10-26-12, 05:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Gungirl

These images have been posted here a few times already, very cool pics though.

^^^^^
agree,but it was good to see them again

those are some of the pictures i use to show folk,just how big a meal a snake can easily put away

imo its a Black Headed Python doing what it does best,eating other reptiles

JUST GOTTA LOVE BHP's

these snakes are my moral answer to unwanted siblings,when breeding morphs

keep/sell all the morph's,but instead of flooding the market with cheap unwanted normals/siblings,keep a pair of BHP's to feed them to,its mother nature at her best

cheers shaun

alessia55 · 10-26-12, 07:11 AM

Aw man I don't remember the last time they were posted

my bad!

still pretty awesome though

MoreliAddict · 10-26-12, 07:25 AM

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Originally Posted by shaunyboy

^^^^^
agree,but it was good to see them again

those are some of the pictures i use to show folk,just how big a meal a snake can easily put away

imo its a Black Headed Python doing what it does best,eating other reptiles

JUST GOTTA LOVE BHP's

these snakes are my moral answer to unwanted siblings,when breeding morphs

keep/sell all the morph's,but instead of flooding the market with cheap unwanted normals/siblings,keep a pair of BHP's to feed them to,its mother nature at her best

cheers shaun

Problem is, you'll need to cycle through BHPs, as a Carpet hatchie is too small of a meal for an adult BHP.

...Or you can raise the Carpet siblings till their sub-adults.

**Pareeeee** · 10-26-12, 07:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Gungirl

These images have been posted here a few times already, very cool pics though.

Don't recall having seen them, new to me! Cool post, alessia. Such a greedy snake! Never ceases to amaze me what snakes can shove down their gullets.

EmbraceCalamity · 10-26-12, 08:20 AM

Of course it was taken in Oz. The animals there are badass.

~Maggot

Roadtrash · 10-26-12, 10:19 AM

First time I've seen these pictures and they are great. That fella probably won't be hungry again for awhile. Thanks for posting them.

KORBIN5895 · 10-26-12, 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by EmbraceCalamity

Of course it was taken in Oz. The animals there are bad***.

~Maggot

Please watch your language as this is a family friendly site. Also take some time to read the rules

Robyn@SYR · 10-26-12, 09:40 PM

That is pretty incredible to see.

jaleely · 10-26-12, 09:55 PM

I hadn't seen it before, so it was cool.
Ah i hate the idea of feeding snakes to other snakes. I can see the need and the practicality for breeders, but that would sure be hard for me to do. Love BHPs though.