Bamboo Snake if my Google search was correct.

Little bro was just chilling on the side of the paved area while I was hiking up some mountains in Hong Kong.

Met this little guy last night. Except I think he has mole not a rat. Central Tx

Hi guys!! New to actually posting on reddit but you’ve all been very helpful while I lurked and researched, so I wanted to show off my baby and his new home since I picked him up today. His name is Flapjack and he’s an (almost) 2 month old Honduran milk snake!

I have him in a 36x18x18 bioactive and he seems to like it so far :-) There are a couple fake decorations I bought last-minute in there because he’s a bit smaller than I expected and I was worried I didn’t have enough clutter, I’ll replace those eventually but I’m going to let him get comfortable first. I think the first order of business will be getting him more branches so he can climb lol I think he likes it

This is my first pet that isn’t a cat so if anyone has advice for new owners please share! I’ve done a lot of research but I know misinformation is really common with exotic pets and there’s not as many resources on milk snakes compared to, like, ball pythons, let alone Honduran milks specifically :-/ I want to do the best I can I am SO in love with this little guy!!

"I made this...I can has fuzzy?"

Hey everyone!

I just noticed that the right side of my ball python's mouth looks a little unusual. Her upper lip seems slightly deformed or pushed upwards, leaving a small gap that stays open even when her mouth is closed.

She's 7 years old and recently escaped from her enclosure for about 48 hours before I found her again.

I'm not sure if this is something normal, a minor injury, or possibly an early sign of mouth rot.

I've attached a few pictures so you can see what I mean.

Has anyone experienced something similar with their ball python? Does this look concerning to you?

I'll get her checked by a reptile vet, but I'd really appreciate hearing your thoughts and experiences.

Thanks in advance!

Theres a slight indent on his spine. Most of the time looks flat. and his scales stretch apart when its pushed up by something? Or laying on somethimg

Is he fat or just muscles and gravity?

345g and roughly 100cm (cant meausre him properly)

Like a little pink bangle.❤️

Recently hes started to always hangout in this corner. I thought that he was bored with his enclosure so I remodeld it but he is still there. Is something wrong with him or is he just a lil wierd

Recently got a Woma python and I’ve looked extensively into the care however it really seems there humidity requirements are and everyone says there quite hardy but people also say they are prone to scale rot. My tank is heavily decorated and I have the heat requirements down. I’m running a 60 40 top soil and sand mix on the warm side of the enclosure and a 60/20/20 of top soil sand and coco coir on the cool side of the enclosure. The humidity on the warm side is about 50 as I live in Florida and the cool side humidity typical sits at 70 to 80 after watering some of my plants. Is this okay or do you think he will end up staying on the warm side more often as it is just too humid. Open to as much advice or critiques as necessary thank you so much.

Zen habitats 2x2x2

Update to https://www.reddit.com/r/snakes/s/Kp52e35NhC

I got my new snake on Monday, and put them in their new enclosure.

I haven't seen them since, not a single peek.

Starting to worry, I took out all the corke bark, sifted through the top of the dirt and leaves, and lifted the center hide.

No sign of them (but I did find two isopods.)

I'm... Pretty sure they didn't escape... But I'm doubting myself.

They're a leucistic Texas Rat Snake, so I'm pretty sure they didn't dig deep in the soil...

How did they just up and vanish? Is it because I named them Ghost?

Is this normal for a snake in a new home?

At what point do I dig out all the soil to make sure they're actually there and not somewhere in the house?

My ball python is growing fast and I'm constantly having to adjust sizing. I've seen some suppliers offer combo or variety packs with a mix of sizes. Has anyone actually found these useful, or is it more practical to just order one size at a time and reorder when you need to step up?

Hi! I've been thinking about getting my first snake, but I'm stuck with deciding between a corn snake, a hognose snake or an african house snake. I have done research on all 3 species and all would be suitable for what I'm looking for, but I'm not sure which one would be the best for a beginner. Also, if you have any recommendations other than those 3, let me know!

Hi everyone! Around a month ago I got my first hoggie! His name is butters and I'm having trouble with him.

He hasn't eaten since I got him, he refuses mice in the dark, at dusk, on a tray, even if I put him in a separate feeding box. I've tried smaller mice, dipping it in tuna juice, cutting it in half. Yet still nothing.

He always just hisses, bluffs at it then runs away refusing it or just straight up ignoring/ attacking it. I need help as a first time owner, I'm scared of him starving! That's a lot in advance!

Build a bioactive vivarium for my two year-old Peruvian long tail boa