My new GTP....Nabire

[sheffernan13]

Here is my newest addition to the collection.....



Less than 24 hrs....and she is already eating

[monty's dad]

beautiful little you have there! Im starting to want one of those!!

[Mitch21]

Awesome snake! I'm dying to get a GTP!

[fire-eyes]

Fantastic! I never really understood how small and awesome those are (at that age obviously) until i saw and held one at a show. I fell in love! It was tough to walk away. I felt honored to handle it. Thank you for sharing.

If you can, try to get some pictures that also have objects that we are all familiar with-size wise, such as a coin. I bet most people would be shocked to see how tiny that little baby is.

[sheffernan13]

I am going to try to handle her a little on sunday when I get her out I will try.

[musicalKeyes]

That is a fabulous looking little baby you've got there I'll probably end up with one eventually

[peter b]

Gorgeous little snake. They are among my favorite specie. When they are docile they are wonderful to handle as well. Congrats and best wishes!
peter

[JLuck13]

beautiful snake!!

i cant wait till i have enough saved to get myself a gtp too

[juddb]

Nice head shape on her! I personally don't handle any chondro under a year+ old, just to avoid kinking. I'm sure you've heard it before, they are very delicate when they are young. The cool thing about the young chondro's is, you will be able to watch the color change. Good luck with her/him.

[olstyn]

I personally don't handle any chondro under a year+ old, just to avoid kinking. I'm sure you've heard it before, they are very delicate when they are young.

I've heard that said many times, and having no direct experience with them, I've often wondered if that just means you shouldn't apply any force to pull them from a perch or if you shouldn't touch them period. Would it be ok to handle them if you're somehow lucky enough to have one that'll climb onto you of its own will, or is even that a no-no?