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06-29-2011, 04:30 PM
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Two Headed Snake-Germany
This is one snake who is likely to be more than a little snappy if provoked. The mutant black and gold python regius - royal python or ball python - was born in Villingen-Schwenningen, southern Germany, with two heads. Twice the bite: This python regius, or ball python, was born with two heads in Villingen-Schwennigen, Germany:  Which way next? The one-year-old snake is now 20in long and appears to be coping well with its mutation:  Snake breeder Stefan Broghammer said the slippery customer is around one years old and has grown to around 20 inches. He said the creature is only the second python known to be born with two heads. The snake is non-venomous, found in Africa and are a popular pet. Adults generally grow up to around 4ft and when threatened their instinctively curl into a ball to defend themselves. Rare: Snake breeder Stefan Broghammer, pictured, said it was only the second time on record of a python being born with two heads:  |
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06-30-2011, 12:28 AM
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Re: Two Headed Snake-Germany
"in'stristing pic's"..never ever feed 2 snakes in the same cage at once ..they will try to eat each other tryin to eat the same mouse/or lizard...word up/to da wise...  |
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06-30-2011, 08:58 PM
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Re: Two Headed Snake-Germany
I used to work in a pet store and saw that happen once between two snakes of equal size. One of the snakes had half of the other ones body inside of him. He was alive when I pulled him out and from then on they lived in separate cages... And I learned a valuable lesson about snakes!
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Sweet!
