This girl was looking too good to ignore. So here she is.

Spring is in the air and my big girl was heading out the door to soak up some sun now.

Just a video hanging out with my retics as they climb about my room.

Just another growth update on the sula.

Just spending some time with my Kimberley rock monitor and talking about what makes them such a great chose for those that like monitors but can not keep one of the more giant species.

My big girl was out exploring the kitchen area of the house.

Feeding time for my Kimberley Rock Monitor.

The cleaning never stops with retics, and I found a lost python tooth.

Tow more of my retics of completed there sheds and or looking rand new.

My big girl was shedding out today and had a little bit of dry she left stuck on the top of her back, so I decided to pull her out for a soak and a bit of assistance in the tub.

I decided to get a couple of the snakes out to have a nice soak in the tube for Christmas eve

Just doing some routine cleaning for the retics.

This is just a little video showing how mellow and interactive these snakes can be if properly socialized.

It was another nice day to pull this girl out and let her roam around out back in the sun.

I forgot to touch on a few things in this video. The main idea was that even though it is more than possible to work with these animals in a safe manner, that these big snakes are not for everyone. These snake are for certain fit for a certain type of individual. In the wrong hands these snake can be trouble. Just like with certain breeds of dogs. So if you are wondering if this would be a good pet for you, make sure you really do your research and go find people how will mentor you and let you interact with their snakes so you can be better aware of what it takes to work with these animals, and that you are up to the task.

It has been some time since I have gotten this little girl out to interact but she seems to be coming around and is not and scared of my when I come to interact with her in her enclosure. She still has some more progress to make but is starting to come around.

This is a bit of a demo video on what it looks like when tap or hook training a Reticulated python.