Quote Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant View Post
Mites aren't the only concern when it comes to QT. There are a number of things that don't show up immediately (which is why we QT new reptiles for at least 90 days).

Proper QT isn't that hard just keep the new snake separate from your established snakes, and only interact with the new snake or your established snake(s) per day. Do this for 90 days. If you suspect that anything is wrong at any point in those 90 days reset the countdown.
This.

I would still quarantine your snake. ALL new additions need to be kept seperate. because of their slow metabolism, it may take weeks for an infection to start showing itself on a snake. If you have them all together, then you've exposed all your other animals to the same sickness.

Congrats on your new baby! My mother got me a male corn snake (for one of my females) for Christmas and I'm purchasing myself a 2000g female normal ball python! New additions are wonderful.