New Person :D

Hi! I'm Abrimel and I have a love and facination for ball pythons! I find them ridiculously adorable with their dark beady eyes and unique skin patterns. I have two. A 6 ft female bp whom is freakishly huge despite her diet and a 2010 male spider. The females name is Chicken Nugget (my neice named her) and the male I just got offically today. He's got a pretty bad wobble but I'm hoping he grows out of it.

I live in North Carolina and am hoping to eventually breed my snakies and grow into a personal business. I'm currently in the process of accquiring a proven pair of het ivories (aka yellow bellies) from a proven ivory breeder. I also want to get some mojavies~ I think they're gorgeous.

hi and :welcome:

Well hello :> I do have a question for those spider owners, did your babies grow out of their wobble or do they still do it?

Welcome to BP.net :salute:

My spider is still a baby, but barely any wobble. She only displays it when she is scared or about to strike.

Welcome to ball-pythons.net I hope you enjoy it here!

Welcome aboard!

My male spider very seldomly still shows his wobble, though his wobble wasn't really bad even when he was young. As a baby, he would turn his head upside-down, immediately realize it, and right himself. That's it. He didn't wobble during feeding. He is now 2 years old, and as I said, only seldomly does this now.

Hello Abrimel, and :welcome: to BP.net...

Yay! Another Carolinian. There are several of us on this forum. Here is a link to the NC thread where you can see where alot of us are at. We pretty much span the entire state...

http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...eptile-Keepers!

Welcome!!!!

Thanks for the link :D And the reassurance my boy ate today and did okay with his strike so hopefully it was just stress that caused it earlier. He was so wobbly he kept bumping his head on his new tank. I had to pad it with paper towels so he couldn't hurt himself.