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GUS1

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Just wanted to say hi to everyone. I've owned many snakes when I was younger but got into keeping Piranha & Stingrays over the years. I recently adopted a Corn from a local kid who made his way into the store where my girl works trying to get rid of it. Anyway, I realized I didn't remember as much about snakes as I thought I did and found this site while searching for info. I'm looking forward to talking everyone and learning more.
 
I hope your new edition is feeling ok - there are lots of resources here and on other sites for looking after snakes that are feeling icky.

Welcome back to the snake hobby. Also, piranhas and stringrays? :O Sounds almost scary.
 
Hi.. It's doing very well and has settled into his new home much quicker than I thought.
Thank you.
 
Welcome and we like pics here! lol

One of my great uncles had a tank full of piranha. Sadly I never got to see him feed them. I always thought the way they feed in the wild was both disgusting and insanely interesting. Emphasis on the insanely. :D
 
welcome! And yes we NEED pics, well at least i do. (Both of the corn and those piranha and stingrays)
 
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