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Greetings from Finland!

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Tuikku

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Hi everyone!

I'm new here so I decided to introduce myself. My name is Tuuli, and I live in Kuusamo, a small town in northern Finland.
In Finland we have a reptile forum called herppi.net. There are a lot of information for newbies, but I still missed more things about corn snakes. We have a small forum about corns, but I'm afraid no one is using it anymore! :s So I registered here, and have got lots of new information about my new love! :)

I got my first cornsnake about a month ago. My snake is called Peipi (like Baby, but "in finnish"!) and she's about 8 months old. Her colour morph is ghost and she's gorgeus! I'll put here some pictures of her someday, so go and check.

(And sorry about my bad english, please correct if there is something horrible! :D)
 
Hi there and welcome :D your English is just fine. Thank you for posting pictures so fast :) we love pics. Please let us know if you have any questions, we are all here to help each other.
 
K.Rene: Thanks, I'll defenitely ask if had some questions (and I'm sure I will, constantly worrying about something with Peipi...) And I'll take more pics someday and put them to my album, also building a homesite to my corn, (corns someday) dogs and myself.

dionythicus: Thanks, nice to be here! Glad to here that.. I was worrying that no one can figure out what I'm trying to say. But it's great we don't have that problem (thanks to my English teacher!! :D)
 
Hello & welcome from Idaho, USA! Ghosts are one of my favorite morphs. Hope you learn lots, have fun & enjoy the forums!
 
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