do u have ball lub?

I know I sure do :wuv:

http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h2...n/bphearts.jpg

Isn't that special...

I like that picture! :sweeet:

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Originally Posted by cueball

I know I sure do :wuv:

http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h2...n/bphearts.jpg

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:wuv: I lub him/her!!:colbert2: Great looking snake!!! Its Gorgiouse!!!!!

Awww, that's cute!

I don't have ball python lub, but I have Brazilian rainbow boa lub. She has 2 hearts on her back, and a Mickey Mouse head. :P

Sweet closeup! I not only lub yer pic, I wuv it as well.

Neat picture, Chris! :sweeet:

Awsome pic Chris!

now THAT'S a valentine i'd lub to receive!!!





of course, i lub jimmy too!

Aww, how sweet. :D

Where's the picture?????.....:(

Cue's pic? I can see it.

Oh and I have it too. :D

https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...snakeheart.jpg

More random closeup action. Different snake :D


http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h2...hon/bpimbc.jpg

Can't you just feel the lub?

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Originally Posted by Melicious

Can't you just feel the lub?

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I don't want to feel Cue's lub, no....:omg:

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Originally Posted by cassandra

I don't want to feel Cue's lub, no....:omg:

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Not even just for a little bit??? :hump:

cool hearts....:wuv::wuv::wuv::wuv::wuv::wuv::wuv::wuv::wuv::wuv::wuv::wuv:

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Originally Posted by tigerlily

Cue's pic? I can see it.

Oh and I have it too. :D

https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...snakeheart.jpg

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^^^ that snake looks very healthy, wish mine was that fat

Ryan, as long as your snake is eating appropriately sized meals at appropriate intervals, don't worry about it. =) Snakes can easily become obese by overfeeding, which is detrimental to their health, so we, as the animals provider of food, need to be conscience of that as well. =)

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Originally Posted by rmune0750

^^^ that snake looks very healthy, wish mine was that fat

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She's such a pretty girl, and is turning out to be a great eater too. My best advice would be to relax. It takes time. Keep your temps up and stable, and feed small meals weekly. They'll grow up before you know it.