#Burmese Python

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snek cooking

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If Silly Sleeping was an Olympic discipline, Sunny would win the gold.

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World of Reptiles at Bronx Zoo 🐍🦎🌵🐢🐸

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Researchers compared reticulated pythons (Malayopython reticulatus), pictured, and Burmese pythons (Python bivittatus) farmed at commercial python farms in Thailand and Vietnam.

Image credit: Shutterstock

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A snake Faust design I did for fun!!! Feel free to use it!!

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My biggest babies 🩷

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A young green iguana, a dwarf caiman and a burmese python that was in the middle of a shed.

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Did a reptile talk for the technicians at my clinic and brought some of the noodles along. Hopefully now everyone will be more comfortable with seeing and treating our scaley patients.

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Cuddles!!

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Some doodles of stuff I saw at the NARBC (a reptile convention)

god to hold a lot of these :D

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We moved! Still unpacking and putting final touches on the house

Sunny is helping with painting.*

*) This was a fresh, never used roller sleeve, and I gently encouraged Sunny to let go after he'd mistakenly grabbed it. Everyone came away unscathed, if somewhat confused.

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Goethe and Wilde

Continuing from here and here, let's talk about Goethe and Wilde.

They both appear to be Ball Pythons, Goethe being an albino morph, and Wilde being either natural or an axanthic morph. No one is known to have created an axanthic ball python morph until 1997, so let's say he's a natural brown and black.

Axanthic:

Natural:

Albino:

It's also possible that Goethe is something else, like an albino Burmese Python:

I'm finding it hard to ID Goethe, as the white and yellow/orange seem reversed. Either way, Wilde appears to be full grown (or nearly), while Goethe is younger and has some growing to do.

Anyone have a better option for Goethe?

@justanothersnakeblog points out that Goethe could be an albino Corn Snake:

I have to admit, Goethe's head shape looks more like corn snake than python. So, he might be full-grown, after all.

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Burmese python (18.8 feet)

Burmese pythons are an invasive species in Florida. The largest caught in the state living in the wild measured 17.7 feet.

(Image credit: Hillary Kladke/Getty Images)

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Snake Faust snuggle... his own blanket...

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some glamour shots of manson

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Chillin at the coffee shop 🩷🍵🐍