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Brand new snake owner here :)

kipchack

kipchack

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Hi everyone, I've been lurking the forums for a few days now but I just brought home my first scaled baby yesterday! He's a 2-3 year old Sunglow- they said he was about 60% grown and will mature at around 5 feet.

I'm incredibly new to this and I'll probably be full of questions but for now everything seems to be going smoothly!

This is my boy, Ashakahe (Asha for short).
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I'm still learning how to hold a snake and take photos at the same time, haha. His colors are way brighter in person. I want to try getting a few in the sunlight soon!
 
Hello! I'm new to snakes, too, and I can tell you that this forum has saved me from a million and one paranoid heart attacks. I think I actually saw you in the corn snake tag on tumblr, haha. Congrats on your new snake!~
 
Welcome, these forums have been great help with my new baby! There's alot of helpful people on here, so you picked the right place! :)
 
Hi and welcome to the forum!!
What a beautiful boy you have. I think he is the perfect age for a new keeper because he is still young but out of that delicate baby stage. Perfect choice!!
The only thing is, I don't think he is a sunglow. He is a gorgeous bright amel though and a beautiful example. Sunglows have no white dorsally.
 
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