hey

[zippopunk1]

im new to this forum and i cant wait to get started looking through all these threads. im not new to animals as i have been working with them all my life. ive had small snakes when i was younger along with other pets. i work in a veterinary hospital and as of now my gf and i have 3 dogs 2 cats and carpet python. i recently got out of reef keeping to get more into snakes. we will be getting a green tree python soon.

[infernalis]

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[Lankyrob]

Welcome to the Asylum - the inmates love pictures :)

[Trent]

hi and welcome!

[UwabamiReptiles]

Welcome to the forum!

[MoreliAddict]

hi & welcome

[Donnie]

Hello and welcome

[cossiecraig]

Hello and welcome .

[JustBitten]

Welcome to the Asylum - the inmates love pictures :)

Love that! Just had a flash mental image of everyone as drooling loonies sitting together at child-height tables in too-small plastic chairs poring over photo albums of reptiles :wacky:

[Lankyrob]

Love that! Just had a flash mental image of everyone as drooling loonies sitting together at child-height tables in too-small plastic chairs poring over photo albums of reptiles :wacky:

Doesnt that pretty much sum us up? :eek::yes::bouncy::wacky:

[babydynos]

careful with babies GTP as they can b extremely fragile (theres a technique to getting them off i want one more than anything but the petstore still wanted their 400 instead of expensive leopard gecko morphs :[

[Lankyrob]

Baby GTP's really shouldnt be handled at all, use removable perches instead.

My GTP is over two years old and has been handled no more than ten times throughout his life.

[Gungirl]

Hello and welcome!

I have had my GTP for 2 yrs and have yet to handle it. It touches nothing but it's perch and a hook. They are beautiful snakes though!