INTRODUCING...myself

Hello, my name is Kyle. I am 19 years old and have been keeping pets ranging from hamsters, rats, mice, rabbits, ferrets, leopard geckos, bearded dragons, and many many more since the age of 12. My most recent acquisition is Mrs.Buffay a '08 normal female ball purchased from a reptile show in last February.

I plan to breed balls as a hobby in the future but for now due to space restriction, inexpierence and lack of cash flow I am limiting myself to just her for now.

Anyways I suppose thats all I've got to say for now except for thank you to everyone on here for the advice and information you didn't know you were giving me. OH! and here she is :D (hopefully this works, as it is my first post I do not know how the whole picture thing will go)

http://i886.photobucket.com/albums/a...w&current=0292

First of all welcome!!! Glad you find the info here useful.. Feel free to make yourself at home..

I joined recently as well and this place is a well of great information. Enjoy your stay!

=3

Welcome to the site, it is so cool here, everyone is so helpful and friendly :)

Welcome to the forum!!!!

Because this site offers no disclaimer I figured I should let you know....
WARNING this site is addictive! lol

Welcome :)

I'm sure you'll find this site nearly as addictive as ball pythons, I sure did.

Thank you all for the warm welcome, can someone perhaps tell me exactly what I need to paste into the insert image tab to show my photo? Thanks in advance

-Kyle

go here, this will help with posting pics

http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=32417

I remember when I got my very first ball... trust me, with the help of forums and research and the experience that you're going to build, you'll end up becoming familiar with great breeders and reptile shops. You learn so much from caring for reptiles and get to know some cool people ( Watch out for scammers though! ). And you're gonna make some stupid mistakes along the way but I did too when I started out. But in the end, I ended up with an adult normal bp, a subadult normal bp, a pinstripe bp, an albino bp and a blue tongued skink after studying and caring for herps for only a year. If you make your babies one of your priorities in life, I'm sure you'll be successful. Good luck! :gj:

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Originally Posted by filly77

go here, this will help with posting pics

http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=32417

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Thank you good sir/madam,

https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...9/0/5/0292.jpg