August 2011 Photo & Caption Comments Thread

[RedSidedSPR]

ITs outside in the daytime so obviously it's in sun.

[ConcinusMan]

Not if it's a cloudy day or in the shade.

That sure is a sharp looking ordinoides you have there, Kat.

[RedSidedSPR]

I know, he looks like he was born a month ago. Not size, just built very strong. Healthy looking babies.

[ConcinusMan]

You must be referring to their "baby face" looks. They stay that way until they are fairly big and years old.

[RedSidedSPR]

Im saying they don't look like a lot of babies skinny, big headed, bug-eyed, and neonate-looking. They look like a more matured snakes.

Nevermind.

[kibakiba]

I think we know what you mean At least I did. Northwesterns keep a baby face, usually, until they're about 2. That's when they start looking very mature


... They grow up too quick...

[katach]

That sure is a sharp looking ordinoides you have there, Kat.

Thank you very much! There are 3 in the bunch that have those really dark and defined markings. The others are still very beautiful, but they are lighter in color.

[Venti]

I finally uploaded my photo of Theif, exactly a week ago I took her outside to climb trees while I took photos. She was slithering all over that tree, I finally had to say play time is over and take her down.

[RedSidedSPR]

I want to enter, I just don't feel comfortable letting my adult outside yet. Hes nice and calm, but not when you set him somewhere.

Guess I'll one on his favorite spot: the window sash.

[katach]

That works. I just hold on to their tail and I don't let them on really tall grass.