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0.1 Barranquilla Colombian boa

Such strong, silly animals.

0.1 Subadult Barranquilla Colombian boa

You know what that means.

Dispatch from the quarantine ward: the little dragon was on live rodents for his whole life, then took a plane to our house and promptly crushed a frozen thawed fuzzy. Food bolus of triumph!

She really does love lamp. (Barranquilla Colombian boa.)

(Bought a baby Morelia Bredli after, oh, 15 years without one.)

Film reference for my elder millennials. Barranquilla imperator for everyone.

Always ready for her close-up. 🙄🤣

I love the way her pattern boldens when she sits on the heat, in this case after a large (for her) meal.

Female Barranquilla locality Colombian boa (*Boa imperator*) at two years of age.

This neonate skink turned up in my kitchen. It’s about a thumbnail’s length in size, snout to vent, and had already dropped its tail when I found it wriggling across the tiles. Safely relocated to the yard.

A few weeks into my stay in a new apartment in Georgia (US), a tiny southern ring neck snake poked its head out from the crevice between my oven and counter. I pulled the appliance out in hopes of making a proper acquaintance, but my new cohabitant had returned to bug patrol behind some drywall by the time I could access the space. This rushed picture was the best I could do.

Carry on, sir or madam. Pay your rent in units of invertebrates consumed.

I know Python regius are popular, but come on!

It still blows my mind how beautiful the getula are in this region. 😍