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Hi all

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Quidam

New member
Firstly, congrats on a really newbie-friendly site!

I've posted a couple of times with questions, so thought I'd give a brief into to myself.
My fiance and I got our first corn (amelanistic which we think is male - he has a very tapered tail!) called Draco 13 months ago. He's a pretty good snake for a first as he's never been a problem feeder, likes to be handled and is generally laid back (border-line lazy at times!)
We've just moved him into his final viv as he's reached 2 foot. We seem to have a problem with excessive humidity at the moment, but we hope that'll calm down once the tank settles.
We also have a 6-yr old border collie bitch (Willow) who I train for obedience competitions.
I've had loads of pets in the past but couldn't get a snake at home as my mum is phobic.
I'm 24 and studying zoology in Scotland, my fiance is the same age and studying biomedical sciences.
Hmmm, what else? I play the electric guitar and I love running!

Quidam
 
Welcome!!

I´m new here aswell.. but so far it´s only been GoooooooD!

have fun!! :wavey:
 
Welcome! This forum is really friendly. People are really informed (for the most part) & really accepting.

Post pictures!
 
Welcome to the forum! Glad to hear you've already explored a bit

one thing I noticed about your post though that seemed a bit odd..
Quidam said:
My fiance and I got our first corn (amelanistic which we think is male - he has a very tapered tail!)
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A snake with a very tapered tail after its vent is probably a female..
But to be sure you should probably get him/her probed.

Jessica
 
Welcome

Hey there! Welcome to the site. There is a lot of great things to learn here and lots of people to help answer questions you have. See you around!
 
GiantBlueberry said:
Welcome to the forum! Glad to hear you've already explored a bit

one thing I noticed about your post though that seemed a bit odd..

A snake with a very tapered tail after its vent is probably a female..
But to be sure you should probably get him/her probed.

Jessica
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Ah, oh well. We don't want to breed from him (or her, but he's kinda become a he in our minds!) so it doesn't affect things :) thanks for pointing that out though... think I should re-read my books!
 
Quidam said:
Firstly, congrats on a really newbie-friendly site!

(amelanistic)
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Just realised that I said he was amelanistic when he's actually anery. - not having much luck with my memory recently!
 
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