Nymphoma
Crazy cat lady
I want to say hi to all of you! Greetings from cold Finland. I've been corn owner only for a few months now, my previous snake experience comes from boas (0.1 boa constrictor & 1.1 epicrates cenchria cenchria) though none of them I own now. Also have cats in the house, two maine coons, one norwegian forest cat and one short-haired housecat. Working in a petstore truely makes keeping pets easy, though we don't sell animals at all, only food and stuff, mainly terraristic and aquatic things.
And then those important issues why I'm here; my corns. Introducing you my first corn baby, hatched in July 2011, her name is Nephthys and she is bloodred het. hypo.
Second one came in the house only two weeks ago, also female, she is ghost het. diffused, poss. het. charcoal and her name is Apophis. Also hatched in July 2011, five days later than Nephthys. They are from different breeders.
Main reason that I'm in here this forum, is that I was searching for tessera corn snakes - want one really badly! - and there is none of them where I live. So I keep on searching for my next corn, if it's not tessera, it's probably reverse okeetee.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but getting a snake from US in here far Finland, is quite risky.. Long and stressful trip to snake. Have to think twice of that, but maybe later this year, or next. :crazy01:
And then those important issues why I'm here; my corns. Introducing you my first corn baby, hatched in July 2011, her name is Nephthys and she is bloodred het. hypo.
Second one came in the house only two weeks ago, also female, she is ghost het. diffused, poss. het. charcoal and her name is Apophis. Also hatched in July 2011, five days later than Nephthys. They are from different breeders.
Main reason that I'm in here this forum, is that I was searching for tessera corn snakes - want one really badly! - and there is none of them where I live. So I keep on searching for my next corn, if it's not tessera, it's probably reverse okeetee.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but getting a snake from US in here far Finland, is quite risky.. Long and stressful trip to snake. Have to think twice of that, but maybe later this year, or next. :crazy01:
Comparing to boas, they are so lively, and even a bit curious if I could say so. My bloodred girl just had a shed, becoming more red in her gray parts now, and a bit of red in her belly too.