Just waiting ...

[ConcinusMan]

oh jeez. It's not that difficult. You have two options: Upload the pic to a file hosting site such as ImageShack® - Online Media Hosting and use the photo insert button to post the link to that picture (called hotlinking) or you can simply attach the photo to your post, which will upload the file to this site and display a clickable thumbnail.

Personally, I prefer the first method. Upload a photo to imageshack. When that's done, view the photo at full size on their website. Right click the full size photo and choose "copy image location".

Then reply to this thread, hit the "insert image" button. When the box pops up with http:/ in it, hit backspace to remove that irritating and unnecessary text. Then right click, and choose "paste". That will place the URL of your uploaded file in the box. Now your image will appear full size, directly in the body of the reply, like this:



The photo issue seems to come up a lot. Working on a screenshot demo showing how to do this. Done. Uploading to youtube now.

[ConcinusMan]

Here: http://www.thamnophis.com/forum/gart...tml#post144939

Now I'm waiting, along with others, for those pics!

[brain]

So that didn't work

[guidofatherof5]

You can always call the T.radix Ranch help line

[brain]

Adding name for Charlotte’s baby

[brain]

From the Radix Ranch thes e rae all males. Pics of the females coming.

[brain]

New blackneck from Coery in Texas

Female #1







Female #2



Male




Hope the will eat ...

[guidofatherof5]

Your Blacknecks are awesome looking.
Nice to see my kids(radixes) are doing well for you.

[infernalis]

New blackneck from Coery in Texas

Female #1







Female #2



Male




Hope they will eat ...

I have never had any luck with Blacknecks eating worms, They always demanded living fish or the stubborn cases demanded amphibians first and progressed to fish.

[brain]

Good words of wisdom TY

I would invite anyone to give tips on feeding. I have access to mollies and guppies, but the amphibians are going to be a challenge.

Not to many vendors I have found and MT. baker is becoming covered with snow at 9,000 ft. I had better get up there quick.