Well I am new to BP's this year. I currently have five 2010 BP's with one on the way and two others ready to ship once established feeders. I did contribute money to this site and more or less just have been lurking since I don't have really any experience to offer. I feel a little detached so I thought I would at least say hello. I have quite a few colubrids so I am not new to snakes. B's are more expensive than most colubirds so my BP' collection have limited me to male normals (one norm female) except for the forthcoming cinny and mojave. I know in the BP world these are very common morphs so I have not attempted to post pictures. Anyway I have thoroughly enjoyed the weight and girth of owning a BP 150g on avg for these 2010 balls ALMOST hits my largest 2009 cornsnake. What a difference. Plus these guys just kinda "hang out" vs moving, moving and more moving. My milksnakes just "take off". I am being constantly respectful of the whole stay away from my head thing that the BP's have which is new for me but I get it. I bought a few books about BP's but wanted to say this site has been great and I have all the BP's that I have now currently switch to f/t hoppers so I am very happy about that and I actually owe my gratitude to this site for it. Anyway hello and just wanted to thank everyone for their effort in making this site as great as it is. I love a close community because personally I don't have alot of people in my life (well actually none) that totally get my love for my snakes.
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and ya colubrids are way tooo movey for me lol that's why I tend to stick with bps and boas 
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