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Well, Bubba was out and exploring earlier, and he was trying so hard to get out of his tank that I just couldn't resist. I took him out and played around with him for about 30 minutes, learned a lot about him. He likes to be handled, seems to enjoy it anyway. Unlike Peanut, he prefers to be sort of balled up, not defensively but just for comfort. I also learned I'm going to have a wonderful time trying to untangle this beast from lots of fun stuff, like computer chairs. Here are a few pics I snapped...
Here is a full pic of him, one of the only... he's a pretty big boy. hard to get his whole body in one frame.
https://ball-pythons.net/albums/Tom/buuuubba.jpg
Here he is just kinda' chillin' on my hat.
https://ball-pythons.net/albums/Tom/hat2.jpg
A nice close up..
https://ball-pythons.net/albums/Tom/headshot.sized.jpg
And one more, this one's my favorite.
https://ball-pythons.net/albums/Tom/sayhellotobubba.jpg
But let's not forget about my little homie Peanut. ;)
(photo was taken a few days ago.)
https://ball-pythons.net/albums/album44/peeeanut.jpg
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Will is in love! Awsome new one you got there. And are you sure Peanut is a dude?
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no, not positive. however I really don't care either way. If it turns out to be a female whenever I can find someone to probe it, i'll keep Bubba in the 30 gallon and let Peanut live in the newer cage.
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Very nice pics! Bubba is a great looking snake, for sure!
Jennifer
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Bubba looks really nice!! I also like the last pic of him is really funny
Jesús
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I like them both i want another bp so bad but my dad hates them and says i am lucky to have that one right now lol he said maybe in a few years because he dont feel comfortable around them yet
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Oh, parent's aren't the problem at my house. I live in the basement, they wouldn't have even known I was getting the snake if I hadn't told them. Keep working on your dad, show him how responsible you are with your first bp... he'll give in...
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I guess I am one of the lucky ones. My dad had snakes before I was even born, so luckily I have been around them my entire life. Now im passing it to my children and they can do the same with thiers.
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I could never have snakes when I was a kid because both parents are a bit phobic of them. I guess I can't judge them too harshly about that because I refused to let my daughter have a pet tarantula when she was younger because of my arachnaphobia. I'd probably be a lot more tolerant of it now, since I'm getting the phobia more under control in my old age, enough even to start admiring the incredible design of spiders, even if they do give me the willies.
It's great my wife likes the reptiles, too. This weekend, I took Magellan out to see how he was doing, since he'd been keeping to his hide box. After holding him for a few minutes, my wife asked to see him and she ended up with him snuggled up under her fleece sweatshirt for quite a while. That was Saturday evening, and last night (Sunday) she went over to his enclosure and took him out again. I'm wondering if he's going to end up being "her" snake... :)
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if it ends up being her snake that means you can get another snake
or if she starts to like snakes enough you can buy her one of her own
if she spends enough time then she'll end up addicted to them just like everyone else here then you can have snakes gallore!!!
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