This is Noodle
Noodle a royal python (P. regius)was my first exotic animal i brought as a non eating hatchling in November 2015, So hes almost 2 years old. Being a non eater i had to learn to assist feed, which is easier then it sound but hard if you haven't done it before. When i first brought him he was no longer then 8 inches and weighed just under 45 grams. But now hes is a healthy 4 feet and weighs just over 1kg.
The next addition was my first "Dangerous" invert my giant South Africa flat rock scorpion (Hadogenes Troglodytes), I brought this in June 2017 as what I believe to be and sub adult as it's fairly big now and was informed by the shop I got it from that it was a sub adult, I'm not sure on is gender as I have no intentions of breeding it. I have a YouTube video from when I set up It's enclosure which can be found Here.
Unfortinally he passed away 2nd April 2019
Other then that I have a communal tub which contains feeder insects that I have collected in the post to feed random things I've looked after or owned for a short time. This consists of mealworms, crickets and cockroaches which have bred over time replacing the ones which have died.
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