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got myself a pair of albino greens

Very beautiful! I wasn't going to ask it because i feel stupid but here i go anyway, what kind of snake is it? I'm not familiar with the term greens..
 
They look like burms to me. And beautiful ones, at that!
In Burmese Python morphology, "green" is a term that often coincides with "patternless", although it really just means a greatly reduced pattern in most specimens. However, that pattern will fade with age.
 
dionythicus said:
Awesome pic! What are their names?
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Daenerys said:
Green anacondas, right?

They're gorgeous! :D What are their names?
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the green male is called Woods and the albino girl Lilly. in germany, Burmese pythons are called Tigerpython ;)

atmox said:
Very beautiful! I wasn't going to ask it because i feel stupid but here i go anyway, what kind of snake is it? I'm not familiar with the term greens..
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theese are burmese pythons or python molurus bivittatus

desertanimal said:
Great pic. I'd love to see if you can reproduce that shot in a few years! ;)
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HeavenHell said:
Great photo. How big are they?
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if i find a big studio i have a chance to :rofl: now they are in 200g or so
 
It's a shame burms get so big and have need so much food and space, because if they didn't I think I'd have at least four....

For now I'll have to content myself with Malakai.
 
i think its about time for an update. 4 month and 700g of weight later

Woody


Lilly


both of them have great personality and are puppy dog taim, never strike at me and eating like a horse. i just love them :)
 
I love Burmese! Very nice pair you have yourself! Have you seen the totally patternless Labyrinth Greens? Spectacular animals that are a pure olive color. Someone needs to add Granite to the mix though!
 
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