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bordercolliepatriot

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Ok, let's see I'm brand spanking new to this site. I have loved and wanted a snake since I was 7 and started catching Garter snakes. Oddly enough I am now 28 and after years of wanting one, still don't own one of these beautiful creatures.

A few days ago I managed to catch a juvenile rat-snake in the garden, fascinated I held him and just watched him, my passion for snakes stirred yet again. I read everything I could about snakes, finally deciding on a Corn Snake. I soon stumbled on this fine site and was instantly hooked.

Hopefully within the next few months I will start setting up a viv and reading everything I can on Corn snakes. I am determined to be a loving and knowledgeable snake momma, who will provide the best possible life for my future scale baby.

So I'm perplexed with one question after reading all these incredible forums and articles. How do you choose? I mean that sarcastically because they are all so AMAZINGLY beautiful. ;)
 
Welcome to the forum!! You will have to post pictures when you get your new scale baby and as for choosing. You don't, you get one of every color. lol
 
Hello and welcome! You know, no one here has much trouble choosing, they just go 'Oh, I want that one! And that one! And I can't live without that one!" until they start out with one or two and in a few months or years have 9, 15, 25 or some even have 100 plus. Luckily, they really are one of the few creatures out there that 3 or 4 are almost as easy to care for as 1.
 
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