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Here's my princess, Godiva. She's a plain brown snake but I love her. I'm trying to figure out how to post the rest of my images.

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2 P. regius, 1 male 1 female, both normal, both CB, both '03, both approximately 22", both approximately 170g, both eat 1 FT rat pup every 5-7 days consistently.
Housed in 40 breeder and 10 regular all glass aquaria.
Humidity and temp measured with 3 digital hygrometers/ thermometers.
Heat provided by lamps with 60W bulbs ( on timers and rheostats) and ZooMed UTH.
Humidity 50-70%
Temps mid 90's-high 70's F depending upon time of day and end of tank.
5-7 hides in each tank
2 or more water dishes in each tank.
Feeding occurs in individual 5gallon plastic pails with lids.
No handling 24-48 hours after feeding.
Thank you for reading first THEN criticizing.

Let's see if this works...

I see you’re going through the initiation rites regarding posting photos.

Try the following to use multiple photos in one post. I find it easiest if I work from two open browser windows.

Go to your photo hosting service where you've uploaded your photographs (in this case your personal gallery on Kingsnake).

Click on the thumbnail of the first photo you want to use in a post. When it opens, right click on the photo, then click on “Properties.” Find the line that says “Address (URL)” and copy the entire URL (for example, http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/data/38746Clove-med.jpg).

In the other browser window, start your post in the forum you wish. Where you want the first photo to appear, type “{img}” then paste that URL you copied above, then end with “{/img}”
Don’t insert any spaces in that string. And where I used these characters { }, you should use brackets [ ]. If I had used them in this post, my words wouldn't have shown up because it would "think" I was trying to post a photo. And of course, omit the quotation marks I used above.

Switch back to your other open browser and go through the same process for the next photo. Insert text in your post (blah, blah, blah) wherever you wish before or after the photos. You can tell if you did it correctly before you post, because you will be able to see the photos when you hit the "Preview Message" button.

Hope this helped.

-Joan

"PLAIN BROWN SNAKE?!?" She's beautiful!!!
~Kristine

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Thanks for the instructions and the compliments I'll try to get some of Clove up. In reference to "plain brown snake" she is a plain brown snake, absolutely no yellow, which is what I think makes her pretty and mostly why I chose her

Ok let's try this again