Howzit from Cape Town!

[rinkhals]

Wow, this looks like an excellent forum. I stumbled upon it by chance and got stuck - some really great information here!

I don't keep snakes of my own anymore really, more of space issue than anything else, but I've been babysitting a ball python for my neighbors for last 6 months which my kids LOVE!

I'm working as a nature conservationist in Cape Town, South Africa and working towards doing snake research full time - hopefully in the next few years.

Thanks for a great forum!

[infernalis]

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[Lankyrob]

Welcome to the asylum

[Trent]

hi and welcome!

[Hurrok]

Welcome to the forum :)

[jarich]

Welcome! I was just over your way last fall. You have an amazing and beautiful country (and city for that matter).

[Donnie]

Hello and welcome

[rinkhals]

Welcome! I was just over your way last fall. You have an amazing and beautiful country (and city for that matter).

Thanks for the great welcome.

Glad you enjoyed Cape Town...get to do any herping while you were here?

[Pirarucu]

Welcome aboard!

[jarich]

Thanks for the great welcome.

Glad you enjoyed Cape Town...get to do any herping while you were here?

A little, but not nearly as much as I wanted to. Climbed Table mountain and got to see the little agamas that run around up there. When we went out to Kruger I got to see quite a few more. Only caught the tail of one monitor as it was scurrying away unfortunately. They are my favourite, and was hoping to catch something more. Cant complain though, had an amazing time from start to finish.

[rinkhals]

Glad to hear it.

The Agamas are always a treat :)