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Randy J.

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  • Sarah1228
    Those are all great names for pairs!!! Just look at him, and along with his personality see which name fits him the best :)
    AliCat37
    Since ball pythons are from Africa, I am particularly fond of Egyptian names. My BP is named Ramesses. You could call him Pharaoh and Cleopatra, or King Tut and Hatshepsut, etc.
    CarlieLynn
    Oh his markings are so vivid he is beautiful. I had 2 one named Percy and one named Kaira. How is his personality ?
    Sarah1228
    Well its all up to u really. I named my first one Dallas, after my fav football team. I named my gecko after one of my fav childhood movies, and my good friend actually named my king snake since I was stuck on trying to figure out a name. Then I remembered it was the name of one of my fav books by Anne Rice. So it fit perfectly! Make it a personal name. Any fav sports players, comic heroes, characters in books or movies? Think about it, I'm sure something will come up! Keep me posted!!
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    AliCat37
    I am not too good with genetics of butters, but unless your butter is het for stripe, you won't get any stripe offspring in your first generation. You would have to breed her to something that is a stripe, preferably a butter or a het butter (or something else that is carrying genes for any hets that your butter may have), and then breed one of the babies back to the stripe in order to get more stripes.
    AliCat37
    I would go with the Zilla critter cage, that will be large enough to house her for her life time, the exo terra will eventually have to be upgraded to a larger cage.
    Nanci
    Hi Randy. Definitely the Critter Cage. A corn really isn't going to use the vertical space, except as a baby. In addition, the ExoTerra cage has all kinds of nooks and crannies and I really find it hard to believe one would be safe for a snake, especially a hatchling. I have one, with a gecko in it, so I am familiar with the construction. A 20L will be fine for the lifetime of your corn snake, although the snake would not mind a larger viv as an adult. You can put a baby right into a 20L, as long as you provide deep aspen, lots of hides, toilet paper tubes, vine cover on three sides, etc.
    Sarah1228
    I guess you just go to the bottom right hand side and click on add album, then follow the steps. It's been so long for me. I just uploaded them from my computer. Hope that helps.
    dionythicus
    I really don't know. I would post a question in General Chit Chat and see if someone with more computer savvy can help. Sorry.
    airenlow
    I'm not real techy...Nanci might be able to walk you through it. You can put the pics on photobucket and paste the "image code" in a new thread here.
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