My House snake pair

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Just wanted to share a picture of my adult pair of house snakes. Really happy how well these guys aged.

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They’re so cute! That’s a species I’ve really been considering getting.

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Thank you I appreciate it for real! I only have one pair currently but I’m definitely a fan.

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These are pretty! Im digging their patterning.

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Thank you! I have kept and bred these in the past but this pair is hands down the nicest two I have ever owned!

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Are you expecting these guys to breed?

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They have been breeding! That picture makes them look smaller than they actually are lol they are almost 3 years old. This is my first year breeding them.

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Beautiful. I love their coloring.

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Thank you! They are super red in person! They are kzn locale and t+ albino.

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I was just watching a video on house snakes! They’ve been on my radar for awhile. I’m loving the striking colors and patterns.

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They can be quite drab as well really makes a difference if they come from a good line and or locale.

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They have cute little faces

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I’ll let them know I like to keep morale high lol

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They are for real a beautiful pair! House snakes are so cool! They will do the normal house Snake thing and give loads of eggs hopefully :wink:.

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I was a bit overran with eggs the last time I bred house snakes. That’s why I’m sticking with a pair for the moment lol

And thank you very much I appreciate that! I would like to get the hypo gene in the mix eventually.

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These are super cool snakes! I’d love to work with KNZ T+ and hypo (I’ll likely try to work towards sunglows).

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Thanks! :grinning:

I’d eventually like to get there lol

Since you can’t get red ball pythons I’m concentrating on super red snakes in my childrens and house snakes projects!

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Do you cohab them or are they just together for breeding? (I don’t know much about house snakes or whether they can be cohabbed.)

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I keep them separate. One successful pairing usually gets you 2 or 3 clutches without further pairings in my experiences. I don’t Cohab any of my snakes

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Remind me of corns, but with cuter faces!
I love these :relaxed:

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