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  • 08-23-2013, 07:26 PM
    kilopular
    Also new to this forum
    I have been stalking this forum for a few weeks while I did research on taking care of a ball python. I always loved reptiles and I have a California Kingsnake that I adore and love. He is the most docile snake I've ever had - especially from being picked up from San Bernardino off the ground to save him from motorcycles and other off-roading vehicles. However, my little kingsnake is in southern California with my father (as I could not take him with me on my move).

    I always overthink things and have problems with anxiety, so even considering making this post stressed me out a lot. I've learned a lot within the few weeks that I've been reading up on all this information. Ball pythons are definitely more advanced to deal with than a california kingsnake, especially since I lived in the kingsnakes natural habitat anyway.

    However, I just recently got my ball python, aptly named Monty (everyone hates me for naming him that :)), and I have to say I absolutely love him, even if he's causing me a lot of worry over all the little things that can throw him out of whack.

    I just wanted to make this post to introduce myself so that I can make future posts without worrying over if I'm going to be judged harshly for my silly starting mistakes that I'm hastily trying to fix and get everything sorted out so that Monty is the happiest little guy ever. I've only had him since Monday he has made me so happy just seeing him in his hide during the day with his puppy eyes that are staring at me while he sleeps.

    So, hi! :confused:
  • 08-23-2013, 07:47 PM
    MootWorm
    Also new to this forum
    Welcome!! I like the Monty :) You should add some pics of your little guy!
  • 08-23-2013, 07:51 PM
    kilopular
    Thank you! :)

    Terrible photo of Monty from my ipod:

    http://24.media.tumblr.com/d82684b3a...cjmjo1_500.jpg
  • 08-23-2013, 07:55 PM
    samthemanz3n
    Hello
    :welcome:
  • 08-23-2013, 07:56 PM
    xbikez
    Also new to this forum
    Welcome and congrats for you new ball!!
  • 08-23-2013, 08:05 PM
    LooptyLoo
    Hi and welcome!! I am also new to the forum, and am very new to caring for Ball Pythons. I have been worried too, about people getting upset with me for not knowing what I am doing, but everyone here has been wonderful in guiding me and teaching me. Thanks to this site, we'll have very happy snakes in no time!

    And I love the name "Monty." :D
  • 08-23-2013, 08:15 PM
    Crazymonkee
    First I'm pretty new here as well, second calm down and take a breathe, third enjoy your new friend!!

    Everyone is new at some point! :).
    Congrats on your ball... enjoy. :)

    Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 4
  • 08-23-2013, 08:23 PM
    kilopular
    Thanks you guys, makes checking this post a lot easier now that I know I'm not going to be quartered! I'm just like a ball python, scared and shy. :)
  • 08-23-2013, 08:38 PM
    Diamond Serpents
    Re: Also new to this forum
    Hello and welcome you will find all types of people on here from beginners like your self to big time breeders on these forums. Enjoy and again :welcome:
  • 08-24-2013, 12:04 AM
    MsMissy
    Welcome to you and Monty!! He's a cute little guy. Never be afraid to ask questions, that's what all of these great ppl are here for and wow, there are a few that probably saved me from being a balding alcoholic whack job.

    Without hijacking the thread....
    Loopty, what part of Cali are you in?
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