Almost 2 year old lyly stripe blood python

Slow mo tounge flick but lazy?

This week I was paid to be a snek wrangler on a film set, meaning that they’re out filming in high grass and my job is to look for dangerous sneks and safely relocate them. But they spent the entire day filming on a trailer, nobody was anywhere near the grass, and they just asked me to wait around base camp. So the entire day I was just camped out next to the craft services table eating snacks (not sneks ◡̈)

He sat like that for like an hour until I had to put him down to go to bed. I felt so guilty

First pictures are from yesterday.

She's getting FAR too big for her old 40 gallon home, just over 2 feet. So moving to her new home became a growing need. Problem was, new home needed cleaning, shifting bearded to different location. It was past clean up time.

Took me near 3 hours to fully clean up the 4x2x2. Then getting the coconut husk substrate all ready. Putting that down, arranging the decorations... Yay? Did that 2x for both animals. Though the dragon's was just a surface wash and put sand in.

I was very exhausted by the end. Passed out at 8pm. Today I adjusted the decorations, added a few new and was done. So much work.

Found this tiny snek inside our clinic. Google lens says it's a brahminy blind snake. We suspected it wasn't a worm because it moved differently. I tried zooming in to confirm and saw that it had scales. I admit I was tempted to keep it as a pet but ultimately decided on releasing it back outside under some shrubs. Has anyone ever kept one as a pet successfully?

This is the only spot that shed got these black markings, and they must be recent...

This is my Cali king, he is the chillest dude, and the best eater

It is my pet sneks 12th birthday today Fred would be very happy if people wished him a happy birthday He’s a corn snake with a funky morph where he has a grey top white belly and a big yellow line down both of his sides Funky Fred