There are books written by experienced herpers, there are books written by people that have probably never seen a Ball Python in their life, there are people that have 1 month worth of experience, and act like they have 10 years of actual, hands on experience. Anyone can regurgetate text, especially if they read it only a few minutes ago.
What I would suggest, comment on what you REALLY know, not what you have read, but what you have experienced for yourself. If you have never failed, you probably have never tried. I lost this clutch of eggs, the original Sulfur female's, due to adding too much water to the incubation substrate. It was my first year, and I have since changed my incubator and substrate and moisture amount. You live and learn, and my advice now, start off a bit dry, you can always add water. If you start off too wet, hard to correct that. Not everyone would agree with that, but that is what has worked for me. I think alot of the frustration people are sensing now is from people who were asking basic questions a month ago, and now are experts and answering questions that they know nothing about except what they have read.
