Pretty neat...

[shaunyboy]

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

[MoreliAddict]

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.