New here, wanted to share my addiction

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Originally Posted by enginee837

I had an aru GTP that was puppy dog tame, even kids could handle her but at night when she was in hunting mode you would get tagged if you stuck you hand in there. It was not an aggression thing it was 100% instinctive feeding response. I would say that if your little guy is not acting like this even at night, he may be a little stressed. Double check to make sure temp and humidity are correct in the spot he sits in not just in the cage, cover the sides and give him some seclusion. I found that the ones I had would stay in less than ideal temperatures if it meant being on a branch they were more comfortable on. I am confident that if he is healthy and the conditions are right, he will start eating for you in no time at all. Once he gets some size and weight on him you can set him up as the display animal he deserves to be. He is a beauty!

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I dunno if moving him to an opaque tub did the trick or if it was the chick fur but it took the pinkie in the blink of an eye!!

Thank you for the support :)

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Originally Posted by Aste88

I dunno if moving him to an opaque tub did the trick or if it was the chick fur but it took the pinkie in the blink of an eye!!

Thank you for the support :)

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Congrats! Glad I could help!

Lovely collection, I hope you will share their progression, would love to see it, especially that GTP, burm and carpet.. love boas, too.

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It really is an addiction, last reptile show I got a few more

http://ball-pythons.net/gallery/file...002_221854.jpg

A beautiful and very feisty pearl burmese

http://ball-pythons.net/gallery/file...002_120043.jpg

Dreamsicle ball python, couldn't resist, it was love at first sight

http://ball-pythons.net/gallery/file...002_205305.jpg

With it's brother lavander albino possible het pied

http://ball-pythons.net/gallery/file...002_205624.jpg

And pied sister, possible het lavender albino


http://ball-pythons.net/gallery/file...927_221327.jpg

And a pretty albino california kingsnake that doesn't fit into my breeding plans but looked too nice to leave him there