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The Collection in Flora (DIAL-UP BEWARE)

Topazfyre

Topazfyre

Active member
Well, as promised, here are some new shots of all three of my snakes that I took today. On this post s Kalenya (also seen in the Opal Blossoms collection that was recently posted). Kel is my first snake, an '06 Aztec Opal. She's finally ending her white phase that so many opals go through and is really starting to get some color in for a nice change. Second is my second snake Freyja, an '07 Classic from SerpenCo. (The lone straggler of the stock that was sold individually.) Freyja just shed a few days ago, so she's in her prime coloration in these pics. Third is my most recent purchase- Taichi, an '07 Lava ph Sunkissed Snow from Cornsnakes Alive! (he's also featured in the Lava Rocks thread I posted earlier). Unfortunately Tai just began to go blue today, so he's a bit dulled....

Anyways, on to the pics!


A rather 'interesting' shot of Kel...
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Freyja


Now this is a once in a lifetime shot- A photo with one of the most rare and exotic flowers in the world, 'Taraxacum officinale.' I tell you guys, this is NOT something that you get to see every day...

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Taichi


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A close up on his scales- I love how well you can see how purple the borders on the lavas really are in this shot.
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Beautiful photos and snakes.. Oh and love the once in a lifetime rare, um, flower shot hehehe.. My tortoise would love to eat that flower ;)
 
wow what stunning pictures....i would like to book you to photograph my snakes lol

I'm lucky to get them to hold still let alone get pics like that
 
Great pictures! I really like the pictures of the snake crawling through the flower.
 
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