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ISA Reptiles

ISA Reptiles
I've heard about this site for years but never really checked it out. Just wanted to keep in touch with all the corn snake lovers out there. It is a cool thing to have a forum like this to keep in touch with any new things corn snake related. Good job on the site and good luck and best wishes to all the corn snake keepers out there. Cheers :cheers:
 
Welcome to the forums.

Yes this is a wonderful site. It's amazingly helpful for everyone and a lot of fun. have fun looking around.

How long have you owned corns? It sounds like you've been in the hobby a while. If is post some pictures of you're collection/snake if you don't mind. I
I'd love to see them.
 
Hey, where are you in Florida? We have a very active contingent here, and get together pretty regularly for shows and trips to the Serpentarium, and hopefully a herping field trip soon!

Nanci

I'm in Alachua, there's a girl in Hague or Lacrosse or something, someone up in Amelia Island, a bunch down in the Tampa area...Oh, several younger members out on the southeast coast. Craig is in the middle somewhere.
 
Thanks

Thanks for the reply. Funny thing is I'm originally from Portsmouth, RI in the states. New England. Cool. Cheers

Jimmus said:
Welcome to the forums.




Hey Nanci whats a Serpentarium....a reptile zoo or sumit?
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I've owned corns for over 10 years. I really started breeding them about 5 years ago. Because of money reasons I've only been focusing on my lavenders and blood reds. Them to me are real pretty snakes. Thanks for reply
 
ISA Reptiles said:
Thanks for the reply. Funny thing is I'm originally from Portsmouth, RI in the states. New England. Cool. Cheers
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Hahaha awesome, i had no idea there was a town in the US called Portsmouth. The county (state) is Hampshire, i dont spose the US Portsmouth is in New Hampshire? I'm terrible with all the names of your states....I assume IR is the state? Thats awesome though any ways, thanks for letting me know :)
 
Jimmus said:
Hahaha awesome, i had no idea there was a town in the US called Portsmouth. The county (state) is Hampshire, i dont spose the US Portsmouth is in New Hampshire? I'm terrible with all the names of your states....I assume IR is the state? Thats awesome though any ways, thanks for letting me know :)
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RI = Rhode Island. Locationally close to New Hampshire, though. ;)

ISA Reptiles,

Welcome to the forums! Tons and tons of amazing people here and a lot of them know their stuff.

Welcome aboard!
 
Rhode Island is the state. Very close to Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The fact is the town I lived in was originally settled in 1638 before Portsmouth, NH was even thought of.
 
ISA Reptiles said:
Rhode Island is the state. Very close to Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The fact is the town I lived in was originally settled in 1638 before Portsmouth, NH was even thought of.
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Wow thats a long time ago. Must be one of the oldest US towns then with alot of history.
 
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