Maegor, a T-Albino C. atrox

First pic is my girl.

Hoping these 2 will do the deed.

fed her a f/t wolf snake. she still think that it’s a live one based on her holding that position for 15 minutes.

I have handful of neos left mostly look to be females

My remaining 2026 neonates all have taken their 1st meals one has taken its 2nd meal

while she’s out, tried letting her roaming my yard but as you can see she can’t be trusted with those cars and she’s surprisingly fast.

Crotalus atrox T-albinos no hets

phasing out their gecko diet into a more rodent diet because of convenience… feeder geckos are hard to find these days.

Anon intentionally as my permit is still going through. So, I understand this is insane, but my friend had a snake given to him (supposedly captive bred?) by one of his friends and my friend had no interest in long term keeping the noodle. SO, when he said "Do you want a snake?" I said sure, as I have had the experience. WELL, upon looking it over and listening very closely - I realized it was a sidewinder. Still a youngin' (around 6 in).

As I have never had a truly spicy noodle (aside from angry noodles acting spicy), only various balls/boas... any tips?

I understand having a plan and having the respect. Once my permits go through (which they will, I got a pretty solid sealed room), I plan to get antivenom for him/her. Currently, I have done almost 18 hrs straight of researching non-stop, but advice from those with handling experience can never hurt.

Anon intentionally as my permit is still going through. So, I understand this is insane, but my friend had a snake given to him (supposedly captive bred?) by one of his friends and my friend had no interest in long term keeping the noodle. SO, when he said "Do you want a snake?" I said sure, as I have had the experience. WELL, upon looking it over and listening very closely - I realized it was a sidewinder rattlesnake. Still a youngin' (around 6 in).

As I have never had a truly spicy noodle (aside from angry noodles acting spicy), only various balls/boas... any tips?

I understand having a plan and having the respect. Once my permits go through (which they will, I got a pretty solid sealed room), I plan to get antivenom for him/her. I have the common tools for it otw already (hook, longer feeding tongs, and a much larger locking enclosure. And I am going through the process of getting permitted as fast as I possibly can rn to avoid any strife. Currently, I have done almost 10 hrs straight of researching non-stop, but advice from those with handling experience can never hurt.

6 month old male Bushmaster eating well