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I got him, first Ball Python
Well the wait is over and I now finally have my first Ball Python, I picked him up a couple of hours ago and I am over the moon with him. He is a male normal and about 18 months old. Here are my first ever pics.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5214/...98978c269a.jpg
My new snake by Giant Chip Stacks, on Flickr
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5296/...bfb0b161cd.jpg
New snake by Giant Chip Stacks, on Flickr
He seems so un-stressed I am well shocked, what also shocks me is how active he is, he does not ball-up and just explores everything, even more active than my corn snake, I hope this is a good thing lol. I am so happy :D
Andrew
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Re: I got him, first Ball Python
He is gorgeous and sooooooooo cute too! Welcome to the addiction!
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nice new lil buddy, you are goin to learn a lot. and then learn more. he's an adventurous lil guy.
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Thanks guys, the addiction lol, I can feel that already, I am very keen to learn so much, if I can convince my wife, I would like to be breeding them in a couple of years :D
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Very cool. I always love getting a new bp, but my first one was still the best......
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Re: I got him, first Ball Python
Beautiful new guy, grats :D. Don't want to ruin the fun but it is a good idea to let your snake settle in till at least two days after your first successful feed (9 days). A roaming ball is actually likely quite stressed. A happy ball is a lazy ball. I know it's tough not to handle them when new (I just dealt with it) but you will have 30 years with yournew friend :) hope this helps :)
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Congrats! He has some gorgeous patterns! I LOVE the normals, my first "normal" is my favorite, and always will be :) Congrats on your new guy! :banana:
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Originally Posted by Johan
Beautiful new guy, grats :D. Don't want to ruin the fun but it is a good idea to let your snake settle in till at least two days after your first successful feed (9 days). A roaming ball is actually likely quite stressed. A happy ball is a lazy ball. I know it's tough not to handle them when new (I just dealt with it) but you will have 30 years with yournew friend :) hope this helps :)
It's does help, thanks, he is resting now all curled up in his hide.
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Originally Posted by LGray23
Congrats! He has some gorgeous patterns! I LOVE the normals, my first "normal" is my favorite, and always will be :) Congrats on your new guy! :banana:
Thanks :D
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Congrats and welcome to the addiction and the site! :gj:
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Beautiful! Your gonna love him.
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Nice one handed pictures haha the first one is so prime.
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Nice one handed pictures haha the first one is so prime.
Ha ha yes they were one handed, thanks :) I hope to get loads of better shots when he has settled in, photography is another big passion in my life and now I have a great subject on tap :D
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Originally Posted by BigStack
It's does help, thanks, he is resting now all curled up in his hide.
good stuff, enjoy your ball :D
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Re: I got him, first Ball Python
Congrats! Beautiful snake :)
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Re: I got him, first Ball Python
:welcome: to BP.net...
That first pic is great. Tongue shots are hard hard to catch.
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