Pets - let's see yours

Here are my two pups, a Frenchie and a Border Collie mix. Both rescued.

jun wrote:I have Rott and other dogs and a persian cat and birds and fishes in the zoo... I mean in my house, but this one I keep in my garden. to keep the other pet safe.

he loves hanging around in some trees.





regards.
jun   

Jun, pardon my ignorance but is that a albino Burmese python??? its beautiful.

Yes it is a Burmese Albino Python.


regards,
jun   

My kids,
all girls, and very protective.

Bjorn, rott/german shepherd/ mongrel [ or as we say pot hound.]



Ursa and Patch. Ursa the one in mostly brown, was to be thrown away in a drain, and came from the house nextdoor to Bjorn. The two grew up together as puppies, and are extremely loving.

Patch was dumped at the house in Mayaro. She is a handful, though the smallest of the set.
Both dogs are mongrels. [Please excuse the attempt at removing the red for Patch.]



Thanks for looking.
Merry Christmas.
Khaimraj

Sweet little Frenchie, Ryan, and the BC looks very proud.

June, your Python is gorgeous. Is there a point when its too big for your garden? How fast do they grow? How do you feed yours? Is it keeping the vermin away?
Todd

Todd Ellis wrote:June, your Python is gorgeous. Is there a point when its too big for your garden? How fast do they grow? How do you feed yours? Is it keeping the vermin away?
Todd

Hi Todd,

At young age like this they grow more than double their size each year sometimes more, depending on the diet. This one is just 16months old, I got it last year just pencil thin and about a foot in length.
It is a very tame animal, It just needs a regular petting to be familiar with people. Like a regular pet they have their own character .There is an Asian belief that snakes brings luck hehe,

Feeding it with live meal is the thing I don't like the most...just picture your dog eating a live cat.   





Snakes are most often misunderstood, they are lovable creature...
































When it grows too big.....



regards,
jun  

Oh man that does look appealing sort of-ish.


Remember holding a baby burm at 18 months it was already 22 kg of solid muscle. Beautiful temperament.

Snakes are most often misunderstood, they are lovable creature...
regards,
jun  [/quote]


Agreed.  My son and I have several Ball Pythons, beautiful docile pythons that rarely grow beyond 5' long (unlike Jun's Burmese python, which will easily grow past 10' in length and may approach 15' long eventually).  The several we have are considered "morphs", color and pattern variations that occur naturally in the wild or through controlled breeding.  This is Cliff, a handsome male spider morph, only 6 months old in this picture.

This is Adelle, a beautiful female super pastel morph, 8 weeks old in this picture, which was taken over a year ago.

Finally, this is Rocco, a yellowbelly morph, maybe a year old in this picture.

jun wrote:

Snakes are m0st often misunderstood, they are lovable creature...

regards,
jun  

How do you keep it in the yard? I assume it's in an enclosure/cage of some type most of the time?

We have had a corn snake for almost 15 years now...I'll have to see if I can find a photo.

Dave they are Beautiful!

I am planning to acquire ball Python but can't find reasonable supplier here. Most were still imported.

regards,
jun   


Chris,

My garden is not near my house. It is in a different district of the city, so I don't stay there all the time. Only when I am in the garden I let the Python out, he is so easy to spot in the garden because of the color. If I am not around I put him in a huge "aquarium".

regards,
jun   

The snakes are beautiful! I couldn't imagine eating my pet; but I bet snake is delicious!

Interesting L.L.B,

we keep catching the constrictors and sending them to the canefields about 5 kms away near a river.
They often travel through the roof and the last one found his way into the bathroom, about 7 feet long.
Nothing like a constrictor says Tropics! Ha ha.

Squirrels, hawks and snails seen mating this morning, must be some special day.
Merry Xmas to all.
Khaimraj

* Not sure if it would be safe to eat our constrictors, they love rats, and I am also not sure how they handle the dirtiness of a rat/s.

Here L.L.B,

here is your nephew, Nick admiring a python at the zoo.
The trainer wouldn't let him hold the snake - chuckle - he might eat it.

Nick is a Spanish/Chinese/White and Indian mix, he even has a Spanish last name.
Seasons Greetings
Khaimraj