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Albert Clark (11-12-2016),cletus (11-12-2016),Eavlynn (11-12-2016),Kam (11-13-2016),Reinz (11-12-2016),se7en (11-14-2016)
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Re: My first ball python Iria
Wow, kudos to you for helping out a gorgeous bp. Was she born with only one eye? How are you heating and regulating the enclosure?
 Stay in peace and not pieces.
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She's gorgeous, I don't see many one eyed BP's. If I had a BP with only one eye I would name it Alastor
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Congrats on your new pretty girl! 
The one thing I found that you can count on about Balls is that they are consistent about their inconsistentcy.
1.2 Coastal Carpet Pythons
Mack The Knife, 2013
Lizzy, 2010
Etta, 2013
1.1 Jungle Carpet Pythons
Esmarelda , 2014
Sundance, 2012
2.0 Common BI Boas, Punch, 2005; Butch, age?
0.1 Normal Ball Python, Elvira, 2001
0.1 Olive (Aussie) Python, Olivia, 2017
Please excuse the spelling in my posts. Auto-Correct is my worst enema.
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Re: My first ball python Iria
 Originally Posted by Albert Clark
Wow, kudos to you for helping out a gorgeous bp. Was she born with only one eye? How are you heating and regulating the enclosure?
she was born with one eye.I have a heat mat and a Ceramic Heat Emitters if she gets to cold and a thermostat to regulate the temps I'm going back tomorrow to get more stuff for her tank I didn't want to buy some of the things ahead of time until i knew how big of a snake I was getting.
0.1 normal ball python(Iris), 0.1 crested gecko(Rusty leaf), 1.0 quaker parrot(Andy), 1.1 cats(misha and Ivan), 0.2 tarantula(fluffy and lilly), 1.0 beta fish(henry). 
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Re: My first ball python Iria
Oh, ok. Thanks. I would consider ditching the reptile carpet at least for now bc they are a collector for extra bacteria in the enclosure. Even though they are aesthetically pleasing, it's better that you get a good look at any potential issues with your new snake. Paper towels is a very good way to monitor a new snakes health or unprinted or even printed newspaper. Just a heads up.
Stay in peace and not pieces.
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Re: My first ball python Iria
I think Iria is perfect she's so stinkin cute.
Albert is right, the reptile carpet is a pain to keep clean, but they are machine washable if you really like them. They'd just have to be washed after every poop and urate. I like ecoearth, personally, for its ability to hold moisture for humidity. I just have to feed on paper towels to avoid substrate ingestion.
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Pythons:
1.0 '15 Pastel BP "Nero"
0.1 '15 VPI Axanthic BP "Zoe"
1.0 Normal BP "Dmitri"
1.0 '16 Spinner Blast BP "Dizzy"
0.1 '15 Carpet Python "Isabel"
0.1 '15 Tiger Jag Carpet "Lily"
0.1 '16 Coastal Carpet "Aria"
1.0 '15 Axanthic Carpet "Xander"
Boas:
0.1 '16 Red Line Hypo BCI "Sophia"
0.1 '16 Colombian BCI "Sonia"
0.1 '16 Amazon Tree Boa "Athena"
Colubrids:
0.1 Albino Corn "Ezra"
1.0 '16 Normal Corn "Loki"
0.1 '16 Axanthic Hognose "Mira"
0.1 '15 African House Snake "Nyah"
Other:
1.1 Bearded Dragons "Ruth" "Mushu"
0.3 Leopard Geckos "Ophelia" "Amelia" "Daisy"
0.0.1 Crested Gecko "Jinx"
2.2 Cats "Wesley" "Leo" "Smoke" "Squishy"
0.0.1 Grammostola rosea "Rose"
0.0.1 Grammostola pulchripes
0.0.1 Brachypelma vagans
1.0 Boyfriend "Louis"
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I would get something to clutter the tank up. You can use crumpled up newspaper/paper towels or if you want something better looking, some of those fake plants.
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Re: My first ball python Iria
Originally Posted by Albert Clark
I would consider ditching the reptile carpet at least for now bc they are a collector for extra bacteria in the enclosure. Even though they are aesthetically pleasing, it's better that you get a good look at any potential issues with your new snake. Paper towels is a very good way to monitor a new snakes health or unprinted or even printed newspaper. Just a heads up.
Eavlynn- Albert is right, the reptile carpet is a pain to keep clean, but they are machine washable if you really like them. They'd just have to be washed after every poop and urate. I like ecoearth, personally, for its ability to hold moisture for humidity. I just have to feed on paper towels to avoid substrate ingestion.
Ok i will change it tomorrow i want to let her settle a little tonight
0.1 normal ball python(Iris), 0.1 crested gecko(Rusty leaf), 1.0 quaker parrot(Andy), 1.1 cats(misha and Ivan), 0.2 tarantula(fluffy and lilly), 1.0 beta fish(henry).
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