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RobbiesCornField

RobbiesCornField

Bring it on.
My name is Robbie. I'm 20 years old, and I'm a Reptiholic. I am currently owned by 5.6 corn snakes (classic, Miami, Amel, Anery, Snow, Coral(Hypo) Snow, Charcoal, 2 Ghosts, 2 Creamsicles) with 10 creamsicle eggs in the incubator, 1.2 boas (2 Dumerils and a BCI), 1.1 Kingsnakes (Ruby Eyed Lavender Albino Cal Kings), 1.1 Old World Rat snakes (Taiwan Beauty, Japanese Rat snake), 1.1 Ball Pythons (Normal), and a 1.0 Burmese Python. I'm currently in Denver, Colorado, but will be moving to Daytona Beach, Florida after the eggs hatch. I'm starting school in August to become a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, specializing in exotics/herps. My long term goals include having my own veterinary practice and my own pet store.
Thanks for looking!
 
shed'n my skin said:
Welcome Robbie! Hope to see some pics of the corn field up soon you have some nice looking ones! ;) :wavey:
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Haha. Thanks! Kinda figured I might see you round these parts ;)

kcaven said:
Welcome..I work at University of Pennsylvania Veterinary Hospital
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Very cool! After I get my pre-requisite courses done at Daytona Beach Community College, I'll be attending the University of Florida. But I'll be sure to track you down if I need help! :poke:
 
Welcome Robbie! This is a great forum. Best of luck with your career plans. (I'd hoped at one time to be a vet too, until I had triplets! I didn't want to go to vet school and leave my "litter" at home.) We need more herp-wise vets. Got pictures of your snakes?
 
Welcome. Wow, you do have a lot of snakes. I hope to catch up to you eventually, and will be looking forward to pics, especially of the coral snow, my favorite.
 
Nice one Rob, so we have a potential herp vet on board......OOOOO you are going to get soooo many pm's, I expect some of the others will be pm'ing you as well ;) LOL
 
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