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  • 01-05-2008, 08:32 AM
    Lexcorn
    Lex Introduction
    Hello,

    I feel that it's only polite to introduce myself to this Forum &, as is often the way, I admit to having the pleasure of reading many an interesting Thread without necessarily adding to the post.

    However, as time goes on & the B.P. Collection begins to mature & several animals are added.............the 'step up to the front' must commence.

    Having enjoyed many years of producing quality Corn cultivars this New Year begins our venture into the Ball Python breeding game.

    ...........it's a whole new 'ball game' :D

    All the Best.

    Lex
  • 01-05-2008, 08:56 AM
    frankykeno
    Re: Lex Introduction
    Welcome to BPNet, Lex and to the world of ball pythons! :D We'd love to see pictures of all your snakes and especially those cornsnake morphs.
  • 01-05-2008, 09:47 AM
    Icatsme
    Re: Lex Introduction
    Welcome! There's a great bunch of people here and always good to see more come on board!
  • 01-05-2008, 09:53 AM
    Laooda
    Re: Lex Introduction
    Hello and welcome! :D Jo said it, we're picture hungry! lol
  • 01-05-2008, 10:42 AM
    Lexcorn
    Re: Lex Introduction
    Quote:

    Original post by frankykeno
    Welcome to BPNet, Lex and to the world of ball pythons! We'd love to see pictures of all your snakes and especially those cornsnake morphs.
    Thank you for your warm welcome........ahhh, don't tempt me with posting photo's of corn snakes. ;)

    Quote:

    Original post by Icatsme
    Welcome! There's a great bunch of people here and always good to see more come on board!
    Ya, I will confirm that the overall impression of this Forum is, indeed, informative discussion by a 'great bunch' of people. :gj:

    Quote:

    Original post by Laooda
    Hello and welcome! Jo said it, we're picture hungry! lol
    Yup, posting photo's is definately on the list of things to do. The B.P.'s are soooo much easier than Corns as they're much more co-operative at remaining still.:D

    Lex
  • 01-05-2008, 10:54 AM
    Argentra
    Re: Lex Introduction
    A big :welcome: to the site! And lots of luck with the breeding.

    Now, post pix, lots of pix. :D
  • 01-05-2008, 11:44 AM
    Lexcorn
    Re: Lex Introduction
    Quote:

    Original post by Argentra
    A big to the site! And lots of luck with the breeding.

    Now, post pix, lots of pix.
    Alright already...........I get the hint. :D

    Photo's of B.P.'s coming to your nearest 'Photo Gallery'.

    Well, it's only right that Ball Pythons take precedence.;)

    Lex
  • 01-05-2008, 12:13 PM
    frankykeno
    Re: Lex Introduction
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Lexcorn View Post
    Alright already...........I get the hint. :D

    Photo's of B.P.'s coming to your nearest 'Photo Gallery'.

    Well, it's only right that Ball Pythons take precedence.;)

    Lex

    Lovely pics of the BP's, now get busy with the corns LOL. We have only one colubrid, an Albino Nelson's Milksnake and I swear she's the hardest snake in the world to snap a picture of. Emi never considers sitting still a viable milksnake option! :)
  • 01-05-2008, 02:05 PM
    Lexcorn
    Re: Lex Introduction
    Yus,

    Totally agree there with the sitting still option..........it's just not in the 'make up' of the colubrids to oblige with a few moments of 'freeze frame' so that we can all become expert photographers!

    Lex
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