silver and black one there in the middle is beautiful. looks metallic in the picture

Thanks! I'm quite partial to those myself :)
I think it's actually a caramel and will turn a nice mellow yellow/brown color as it grows older.

Do you use sphagnum moss to incubate your eggs? I think I'm a stickler for vermiculite x)

Yep, I like the moss! I used to use vermiculite but I kinda feel like the moss doesn't mold up as much?
... really I just like how it looks XD

I moved these to some damp towels once they started to hatch tho so I'd get less egg snot all over everywhere (yum!)

Oh yum, egg snot!

Yeah, I'm sure the moss is more aesthetically pleasing. For me, I don't know, I feel like vermiculite is better at keeping constant moisture....and it's usually cheaper, oddly enough.

Heee, I like the snow on the bottom. "You have foods?"

im in looooove with that chocolate brown one.. i want him so bad XD

You know, you are up to your ass in living noodles. I have a question though; do snakes develop affectionate behavior if they are taken care of and handled gently, or is it simply a reaction to the current environment? Since reptiles seem to show nothing outside of body posture, it's hard to tell.

Ahhh, that's one of THOSE QUESTIONS that's really open to interpretation XD
Certainly most snakes that are happy and handled well and frequently seem to enjoy being handled - they don't seem at all upset and crawl around a lot. If you would call that "affectionate" I'm not sure! Sometimes it seems like when other people are handling my snakes they keep trying to get back to me, but it could just be that my smell is more familiar :P
I'd say, they've really got nothing on what us social animals would call affection, but in their snaky way they seem able to like people well enough.

Well, the reason I ask is that a ball python my brother and sister in law owns tends to want to crawl away, but loves to curl up around my arm or get down my shirt and hide there.

i couldn't agree more.