Justin Guyer
New member
Hey everybody. I should have signed up here a long time ago, I kind of regret not joining up here earlier.
A fella from Mississippi called me on the phone and convinced me to sign up. I don't know your user name so you're going to have to speak up! And also, thanks man.
I've seen a few friendly faces on here while browsing that I know from other sites, so hey guys..good to see you again!!
A little about me.....
Well, I've been breeding reptiles for a few years now and Corns are by far my favorite species to work with. I hatched a couple hundred of the little boogers this season of many different morphs and absolutely love working with them!
Besides Corns I also breed various Kings and Milks, Ball Pythons, and I have a clutch of Russian Tortoise eggs in the cooker right now.
I also love field herping but anymore I'm only good for one good trip early in the spring before breeding season kicks in full swing. I usually head down to Snake Road in Southern Illinois but this last spring I got on a plane and flew out to Washington to meet up with a buddy and look for Northern Pacific Rattlers. It turned out to be an epic trip!
That's about all I can really say except for I don't drink alchohol for the taste and I don't read Playboy for the articles. I'm pretty cut and dry on most things.
Anyhow, I'm happy to be here and I'm looking forward to being a part of the community and getting to know everyone here!
A fella from Mississippi called me on the phone and convinced me to sign up. I don't know your user name so you're going to have to speak up! And also, thanks man.
I've seen a few friendly faces on here while browsing that I know from other sites, so hey guys..good to see you again!!
A little about me.....
Well, I've been breeding reptiles for a few years now and Corns are by far my favorite species to work with. I hatched a couple hundred of the little boogers this season of many different morphs and absolutely love working with them!
Besides Corns I also breed various Kings and Milks, Ball Pythons, and I have a clutch of Russian Tortoise eggs in the cooker right now.
I also love field herping but anymore I'm only good for one good trip early in the spring before breeding season kicks in full swing. I usually head down to Snake Road in Southern Illinois but this last spring I got on a plane and flew out to Washington to meet up with a buddy and look for Northern Pacific Rattlers. It turned out to be an epic trip!
That's about all I can really say except for I don't drink alchohol for the taste and I don't read Playboy for the articles. I'm pretty cut and dry on most things.
Anyhow, I'm happy to be here and I'm looking forward to being a part of the community and getting to know everyone here!