I do!! I recently got back into the hobby after not having reptiles for a while. And what better way to do it than with a big beautiful, not so commonly seen, python that I got here from a vendor? She’s a female het patternless that I’m definitely keeping forever.
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Love rock pythons welcome to the community
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So far, she has been as calm as can be. No bites, just a little hiss sometimes when I’m pulling her out of her enclosure, still though, I’m working on hook training. I’ve kept retics and burms in the past, I wanted something different this time.
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Very nice python and welcome to the community.
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Congratulations! Rocks are beautiful snakes. Maybe one day you will produce some patternless ones. I hope that she continues to be a sweet heart.
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Welcome!
super cool snake you got there. would love to have one someday but don’t yet have the space or experience
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She’s actually grown a bit since this last pic though
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What size will she get to as an adult?
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Around the size of a Burmese python. African rock pythons are the slightly more grumpy cousins of Burmese pythons.
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Not necessarily. If you work with them and make sure your interactions stay positive and you’re persistent, there’s no reason why a cb African rock should be considered “grumpier” than a burm.
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Amazing, what a beautiful python. Putting on size too. Well done.
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Thank you very much! She IS putting on some size and she’s going back into shed right now too.
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I love african rocks!! The only large constrictor species I have never owned. One day though.
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You’re missing out! I feel that they’re behavior is very similar to retics, they’re agile and they’re always moving when you’re trying to get a good pic 
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