Well, I stepped out of my comfort zone (varanids) recently and started filling empty cages with some pythons. I only had two empty cages, so not much filling was needed. The smaller enclosure is now home to a 3' ball python and as of today, the larger enclosure houses this guy. I purchased him yesterday from Pet Kingdoms in Florida and they had him shipped out that very day (great place). Just as the ad said, he's a gorgeous male with a good temper, though he doesn't like to hold still when in your hands. I'd have to put his size at around 5.5'-6' and very well filled out, as his girth is a bit larger than a soda can. Just for an idea, the base of the enclosure he's in is 15" x 33". Anyways, enjoy and if anybody knows of a good looking, breedable female needing a new home, let me know 
-Brian
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1.1 Mali uromastyx
0.1 Croc monitors
0.1 Ball Pythons
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My New Coastal
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Here's another shot of him, same spot, different angle.
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1.1 Mali uromastyx
0.1 Croc monitors
0.1 Ball Pythons
>>I'd have to put his size at around 5.5'-6' and very well filled out, as his girth is a bit larger than a soda can. Just for an idea, the base of the enclosure he's in is 15" x 33". Anyways, enjoy and if anybody knows of a good looking, breedable female needing a new home, let me know
>>-Brian
Sounds like he's a tubby little guy
. Good color and pattern. Best of luck getting him a mate!
Darci
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Takes all kinds to make a World...
Absolutely love coastals. The other carpets, just don't much at all for me.
A stunner of a guy, WOW!! Congrats!!!
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~Katt
