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Booootiful Beaux...

Tula_Montage

Tula_Montage

It's Jager time!
My 07 male corn isle looking fabulous after a recent shed. Hes getting big now, almost 440 grams. Is it so true when Vin Russo said feeding boas less makes them grow faster. I only feed Beaux twice a month on an adult mouse.

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lovely big spurs for his ladies J'adore and Clementine in a few years ;)
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I'm always so excited when you post new pics. Your snakes are stunning, as is this one. I love the blue tinge. But your photography skills blow my mind. They're so crystal clear and detailed. (sorry, I don't know photo speak). I think after you finish your nursing degree, you should put your anatomy knowledge and your photography skills into one occupation and take photos for medical textbooks! ;)
 
What a handsome lad. I think it's strange that Beaux goes both lighter and darker than my pair. It's pretty sweeeet!
 
LBoz said:
I'm always so excited when you post new pics. Your snakes are stunning, as is this one. I love the blue tinge. But your photography skills blow my mind. They're so crystal clear and detailed. (sorry, I don't know photo speak). I think after you finish your nursing degree, you should put your anatomy knowledge and your photography skills into one occupation and take photos for medical textbooks! ;)
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What a fabulously boring idea LOL. I don't think I could photograph a subject I have no interest in or couldn't find any artistic value. Photography for me is not about technique but about colour and composition and pretty pictures (no matter how blurry, grainy, out of focus blah blah blah they are).

Roy Munson said:
What a handsome lad. I think it's strange that Beaux goes both lighter and darker than my pair. It's pretty sweeeet!
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Thanks Dean. I am sure you remember his darkest phase pictures. He has never went that dark again. I think he was a bit stressed out to go that dark and angsty.
 
I was just going to say how light and pretty he looks in these photos. It is amazing how much their color can change!
 
You picked the best stock out there. I can't be sure what line mine are from, but it doesn't really matter that much considering there were only ever 2 CF litters brought into the US therefore every specimen in captivity stems from those original babies.
 
Sorry Beaux, it's been 17 days since your last moose. I totally forgotted about the feeding thing... oops.

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Some shots taken before dinner...

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Not much into feeding shots (though I have to say the photography is great) but ... love his before dinner pics. He looks amazing!:)
 
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