Here is my yearling black pine. He is 700 grams and just under 5 feet, and like most larger black pines, is kitten tame. His father is over 8' and his mom is well past 7'. Tried to mist him to get a better pic...all that ended up doing was make the carpet wet LOL.


Heres a pic of him when he was younger...not so kitten tame back then haha.



Thanks for looking!

Wow he is gorgeous, amazing to see how some color changing animals start out as babies and then mature into their adult coloration. We just have a albino northern pine left now ourselves..the mate passed away not too long ago..now this one is just a lone snake.

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Very cool lookin

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he is beautifull are you couloring him in he is getting darker every time I see him

Beautiful!

Awesome, hes very pretty. I like the bands of brown.

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MARSHA

:D I'm smiling because I have no idea whats going on!

awesome pics. its neat to see how he changed in color. thats another thing I like about snakes. you can see their transformation from baby coloration to the adult's colors. its really cool.

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He's beautiful.

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Tricia

He looks great.