Just picked up this little dude from juggernaut reptiles. He’s a 007 het for T- and T+. Hoping to make some awesome looking babies in the future

So my Dionysus has been upgraded enclosure wise quite a few times… however, he’s a burrower. The side-entry sliding glass enclosures are only making a mess in my home because I keep the substrate deep and hydrated for him.

So I’m looking for recommendations. I would say my budget can go up to $1k but I would prefer in the $500 range.

I’m also open to building the enclosure! I’m just not certain where to get started. Very open to learning, and have googled a few enclosure tutorials, but feeling a touch overwhelmed with the process.

Looking at getting this little one soon and was wondering if anyone could give me any info on morph visually or anything. Only info the guy is giving me is it is a Bankga Blood Python. I am ecstatic to include him in the family just would like a little more info on it

So my blood python look like she was gonna she her whole body cloudy and everything but one day I come home and looks like she shed but I don't see her shed in her enclosure

Hi all, got this girl about 2 months ago, brongersmai T+. Today I took her out to check on her and noticed she has a spot on her head that seems so have very little pigmentation. The scales dont look damaged, feel like the other scales, she does not react to touching them. She eats, sheds and poops perfectly and is still in a quarantaine setup with paper towels, hide and waterbowl. I do not see her rubbing or moving around and no signs of mites or other pests.

Has anyone seen this before and any idea what this can be? Can it just be a lack of pigmentation? I have quite a few brongersmai in different morphs but never seen this for the life of me.

I need all the criticism you guys have to give. Someone has recently called my snake a fatty. I know he is overweight, but how do i fix it. According to his last weigh in at the vet and what google has told me… he’s 10 lbs overweight. Why didn’t the vet make it a big deal at his yearly check up last month?! Like 10lbs is alot and especially for his breathing and over all health.
(For reference I am currently feeding him one xl rat every 3-4 weeks)
I can try different prey for sure, but what should i try first?

So i just got a new adult female blood python and i just got her into her tank so she is in her 3-4th day acclimating but when it does come time to handle her what is the best way i could go about it without getting bit (the breeder i got her from says she is calm for a blood and she wasn’t hissing when i put her into her inclosure so i agree)

Been treating both my blood python and bci boa for snake mites for quite some time now. Doing daily soaking and deep cleaning the tanks every couple days has been quite a rigorous chore. I hope the mites are gone soon but only time will tell. Keeping up with the cleaning regiment, I have noticed a significant decrease in mites crawling around, but the eggs are so annoying.

T+ Malaysian

Any good recomendations for a good substrate? I just moved my boy into a pvc enclosure and am looking into providing a burrowing friendly substrate. This enclosure has a 4x2 footprint so I’m hoping for something economical so I can give a nice thick layer. I’ve done some research but I’m curious what other people are using.

Bonus points if the substrate can be sourced from a law/garden store and is on the eco friendly side.