Oct 14, 2025
This creature may be so unphotogenic he loops all the way around into being photogenic again, only in the most ridiculous way.
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This creature may be so unphotogenic he loops all the way around into being photogenic again, only in the most ridiculous way.
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Möbius Children's python
Guys I got a pet snake and I love her so much ❤️ little me is so happy 🥺
Her name is Andarna and she's a Stimson's python. She's calm but very curious and has such a personality.
On day 2 she decided she wanted to be my belt and was having fun moving in and around all my belt loops 😅
The surprise noodles.
One of my snakes laid eggs outside the normal breeding season, and today, they hatched. Six little ones in total.
A Children's python (Antaresia childreni) in Kimberley, Western Australia
by Ian Bool
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Selfie with Children's Python (Antaresia childreni) at Deadly, near Busselton
On my travels
(I need a barber, my last haircut was in April)
Taiyo, the children's python. Absolutely one of my photogenic snakes.
Children’s Python
The children’s python is an uncommon pet. Contrary to what some owners think, it’s not named because it’s a good starter snake for children. It’s so-named because it was named by the scientist John Edward Gray after his mentor, John George Children.