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Actually Diamond...i plead guilty.... if mead the snake get so lucky that he makes it to 20 another 18 years..... I will be... 18 years older too.....
The one thing I had not factored in ... its no problem ...but still

Again people I had thsi impression of 20 of my vivs standing around houses etc..and myself thinking you must all live in gd mansions
 
my sister's old neighbour has a corn ho's 25 this year, so the timescale is the factor I think many people may overlook, I hate seeing all the ads for adult snakes in free ads etc because kids have lost interest. I'm sure the snakes don't suffer at all when they are rehomed, but to me personally owning a pet means I am responsible for it for life, unless there are major life changes my snakies are staying so I can end up a crazy old snake lady.
 
I got into corns a little over a year ago. I currently have:

F. Normal corn snake (Apotos, very bright red; escapee at the moment)
F. Okeetee corn snake; not from a line (Lotem, very orangey)
F. Normal ball python (Vicky)
M. Reduced Pattern Normal ball python (Alex)
M. Leucistic Texas rat snake (Daemon)

I haven't done any breeding yet, but it's definitely in the plan. If I can get my BPs to eat regularly I'll probably breed them first as the clutch sizes are much more manageable and the pippies aren't thinner than a pencil. xD
 
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