Sweet babby jeebus. Looks like a magic eye picture. Found em…. After much zooming in. Hahah
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Python treadmill. Lol
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That took me… so long. I want to mention that i started looking right where it was, stared at it and kept looking. For 10 minutes…
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Wow! That is extremely well hidden! In case anyone isn’t able to find it, after much zooming and scrolling, I finally found it.
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I’ve seen the first picture before but it still took me a little to find. The second one only took me a few seconds, mainly because I knew where to look first based on their behavior.
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That’s how I found it.
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Same here, especially since I lived in a place with lots of rattlers for a long time.
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Sometimes I feel that way about my blood python if I have to feed on Monday night instead of Sunday night!!
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I have a female that will jump out of her tub to get at her rat 
. It’s hilarious and frightening at the same time
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That’s how mine is!! She literally leaps out every time and has narrowly missed my face by a matter of inches a several times, she’s like one of those springloaded “snake in a peanut brittle can” pranks. I’m ashamed to admit I’ve definitely screamed
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Good to know I’m not the only one 
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My male MBK is in an enclosure that sits at the top shelf, about chin level with me. He’s a fierce eater too. But not terribly accurate. He missed Sunday night and about 1/2 his body exited the enclosure…missed my nose by 1/2". Went to put him back and he struck at my fingers. Had to use the mouse tongs to get him back in.
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Getting a good pair of sturdy feeding tongs was one of my best decisions. I have used them not only to feed but to wrangle snakes and lift out deli cups without getting chomped. They are just so versatile
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We have a Leo that does that if you spray him with the misting bottle.
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Omg
I witnessed this when I had Leo’s. Our little male did it, scared me half to death I jumped back!
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