DollysMom
11-01-15, 04:56 PM
Hello everyone! New around here, though I've always loved snakes.
When my kids were growing up we had a garter snake. We also spent hours at the local zoo in the reptile house. I've always loved herps. I held my first herps as a kid on the, "you can't do it, you're a girl" dare. I could and I did :)
My grown son has kept a pet male African house snake for 13 years that is very dear to me.
I got back into snakes myself this spring with a beautiful normal baby corn snake named Dolly. He escaped his enclosure in September and is still missing. :(.
I couldn't handle being without a little scale friend, so I went to NARBC Tinley in October and brought home Cleo. She's a butter motley corn snake. She was hatched in August and is still a baby at 13 grams.
I think all snakes are awesome, but as far as keeping goes, it's docile and easy for me. I'm also strictly a pet keeper. I have no plans to breed.
I'm looking forward to hanging out here and learning more about more kinds of snakes. They really are all wonderful animals!
When my kids were growing up we had a garter snake. We also spent hours at the local zoo in the reptile house. I've always loved herps. I held my first herps as a kid on the, "you can't do it, you're a girl" dare. I could and I did :)
My grown son has kept a pet male African house snake for 13 years that is very dear to me.
I got back into snakes myself this spring with a beautiful normal baby corn snake named Dolly. He escaped his enclosure in September and is still missing. :(.
I couldn't handle being without a little scale friend, so I went to NARBC Tinley in October and brought home Cleo. She's a butter motley corn snake. She was hatched in August and is still a baby at 13 grams.
I think all snakes are awesome, but as far as keeping goes, it's docile and easy for me. I'm also strictly a pet keeper. I have no plans to breed.
I'm looking forward to hanging out here and learning more about more kinds of snakes. They really are all wonderful animals!