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2 Headed Snow

terrysangel79

terrysangel79

TVM Reptiles
I have a question for anyone interested...I was wondering what your opinion would be on how much a 2 headed hatchling is worth, and also at about 1 year old...It is a very lively little thing, just hatched in late July, drinks well, and has eaten, and sheds well.


Thanks!
Terrysangel79
 
It would be worth........ lots and lots and lots. (obviously only what someone is willing to pay for it though)

But how does it 'shed well'? I've read threads on 2-headed snakes before and they need to be helped with their shed as it splits or gets stuck where the heads seperate.

I'm sure lots of people would be intrigued to see photos of your little one :)
 
Yea, a few pictures would be nice :) I'm interested in the 2 headed guys, it's a shame most of them don't make it.
 
How do they move around? Is one usually "in control"? What if they want to go in 2 different directions?
 
Thought I'd pop in and let everyone know I posted a pic of it in the Photo Gallery...

In answer to Flagg, I can't say about any others, but mine moves pretty normally..and since both of it's heads are very lively, they tend to have a tug-of-war over which direction to go.....

Terrysangel79
 
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