JCP (pic test)

Ok, I'm trying to figure out how to get the picture posted right int he forum.
Please bare with me:
[img]
http://www.ball-pythons.net/modules....view_photo.php
[img][/img]

k, it didn't work
http://www.ball-pythons.net/modules....view_photo.php

ok, I give up
Rusty

https://ball-pythons.net/albums/Rust...um/Cnv0044.jpg

There ya go :) Great lookin' JCP by the way! I can't wait to get pics of my new one up here :D
Jennifer

How old is it?

love those snakes
they are aboreal am I right?

They aren't classified as "arboreal", but I think they can be. But, in a sense, I guess so can Ball pythons. :D heh... JCP's a bit more so. In the care sheets I've been reading, it suggests to put a couple perches in their cage. So who knows, I think they are arboreal, just not like GTP's.

Ok to post an image from the photo gallery the best way I know (and how i do it) is go to the gallery, go to View, then Source. Then find the Image location in there. For the link you posted above it would be (http://www.ball-pythons.net/albums/R...um/Cnv0044.jpg). Then all you do to post an image is do this.... [img]<URL ADDRESS>[\img] i.e. [img]https://ball-pythons.net/albums/Rustysdragons-Album/Cnv0044.jpg[\img] (EXCEPT!!! make the \'s a /'s for it to work. I used back slashes so it would display the code not the image.

https://ball-pythons.net/albums/Rust...um/Cnv0044.jpg

You can also just go to the picture in the photo gallery, right click on it, click on Properties. There will see a link that ends in .jpg
Copy and paste that into the [img] tag, and your good to go. :) Either way works just fine.

I do it like emroul its the easiest way IMO