We took Jimmy out today for a little walk and boy, did he love it.

We had a moment of floppy cat harness syndrome but after about two minutes he got a grip and was getting with it. We took his dragonfly with us and he played with it too.

Here are some pics

Beautiful cat love the eyes. Next time could you resize the pix it took forever on my phone. I reduce to 649x480. The forum resizes them anyways but only after your originals load. What's the extra part on the lead for? Tangling?

While I was waiting on the pics to load I was curious what a dragonfly was......its actually a dragonfly never seen that. Where's that from.

Wow great pics. Your cat really doesnt seem at all concerned and neither he snake.lol
He hasnt bothered with our chams at all and they are stuuning too. Not really that hard to keep. We even have some eggs incubating right now. They are blue bar ambilobes.

First walk looks like a success! What a beautiful kitty! Love the dragonfly too! Thanks for the link! Keep sharing your pics and stories with Jimmy!

It was a good first walk and he really loves playing with his dragonfly, they are well worth investing in.
We ordered ours on Tuesday and it was with us on Friday, not sure about overseas, why not email and enquire?

If you got eggs you must be doing something right They just stress out easy and metabolic bone disease is so sad.
My neighbor got a beautiful Jackson I think it was, it was big and vibrant colors one of the best I've seen. She always has kids running around not just hers. TVs on in every room with no one watching. Where she put it? Next to the TV in the living room?!? I told her how bad this was but she's like "look he likes it, he's fine" couple of weeks later .......
People see how neat they are and even the best intentions don't make up for knowledge/experience. Their something I never recommend but discourage.

Beautiful cat and like the eyes too! Think I'm to get a few of those dragonflies....sigh...just spent a fortune on a cat tree at Zooplus....these kitties are so spoilt!

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Another member is interested in owning a snake and I'm helping her out off the forum she's in London. I'm curious what's involved in acquiring a snake as your laws differ from ours. From what I gather expos are illegal in London what about importing? My state is different than most of the US its legal to Buy, Sell, Trade, Transport any non-endangered/non-native exotic animal so the trade comes here including zoos to conduct business. A cobra is OK but forget a squirrel?

She wanted a White Python to me that means Albino Burmese yay know Kitty eating size. I thought a Ball might be a good choice but IMO their boring I recommended a Corn Snake morph okeetee, candy, reverse okeetee etc. Rat snake I think would be a good choice too. I really like kings and milks especially a Hypo Tangerine Honduran but their jumpy and sometimes bite, not aggressive..... a cat does more damage playing but people are afraid of snakes

She sent me some photos of "Slow-Worms" I thought that was some UK name for a snake. I replied I though it was actually a glass lizard .....pat on back

As far as reptile trade is concerned there are animals in it that are now extinct in the wild do to natural disasters and loss of habit ie viper gecko and crested gecko..

The only white python would be a blue eyed leucistic ball python. They are nice I do like my ball pythons , but they are very expensive. She could look for a blizzard corn.

An albino python would be yellow and white with red eyes. I have got one see below



Here is a BEL

Balls are pretty cheap here for Albino/Leucistic a few years ago Piebald was huge and the prices were a years salary and up. Why specify blue eyed? I'm curious I never choose anything that isn't the same in the wild. Except my cat and an albino leopard gecko. I would chose hypo for certain snakes like a Mandarin Rat and Milks/Kings but I like the hot stuff

BEL is amazing.

I'll dig through here someone had a half Bengal I swear its Piebald.