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Snakes

golsama

golsama

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There are quite a few members that do. I personally do not have snakes yet (rental agreement) but I do keep lots of other reptiles. I breed leopard geckos and am starting to breed (fingers crossed) created geckos. I also have a blue tongue skink, turtles, and a bearded dragon. I plan to have snakes in the future though.

Any pics of yours?

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Jeff721

Jeff721

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Here are most of mine.

Bellatrix
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Madame Mim
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BlackJack
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Sprinkles
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Frosty
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Mr. Fox
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xny89

xny89

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Very cool snakes. Used to keep my son's corn and various king snakes when he was away at college. That white snake is really something - never seen anything like that before.
 
rich_one

rich_one

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Used to keep snakes long time ago. Haven't had any in many years. We do have a bearded dragon named Draco though.

-Rich
 
unknown_saint

unknown_saint

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nice balls!:blush:
i have quite a few snakes at my place in pa; kind of runs the gamut from ball pythons and cornsnakes to cobras and rattlesnakes.
i don't really get into the morphs and variants, other than having an albino and bloodred corn. highlight of the collection, in my opinion anyway, is a 6' mexican west coast rattlesnake (crotalus basiliscus).
 
Localzoo

Localzoo

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unknown_saint said:
nice balls!:blush:
i have quite a few snakes at my place in pa; kind of runs the gamut from ball pythons and cornsnakes to cobras and rattlesnakes.
i don't really get into the morphs and variants, other than having an albino and bloodred corn. highlight of the collection, in my opinion anyway, is a 6' mexican west coast rattlesnake (crotalus basiliscus).
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????? What ????? Please elaborate. How did you acquire these etc...


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Andrewtfw

Andrewtfw

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Localzoo said:
????? What ????? Please elaborate. How did you acquire these etc...


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Not sure if he went this route, but venomous is legal to own & sell in PA. The Hamburg, PA show is one of the larger shows where "hot" (venomous) can be purchased.

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unknown_saint

unknown_saint

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Localzoo said:
????? What ????? Please elaborate. How did you acquire these etc...


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used to own a pet store, which specialized in reptiles, from 2002-2006. not only do i have some leftover from that, but i made many connections there and through expos and such. i don't really focus too much on any one genus per se, but i just seem to have acquired a lot of crotalus and naja over the years. as far as where to acquire them, best bet is always northern berks; a reptile expo held roughly every-other month in hamburg pa. it's important to remember though that while this is all 100% legal in pennsylvania, virginia's laws governing "dangerous wildlife" are administered at the county level and i don't believe that any in northern virginia are too very accommodating. maryland, i have no idea about. another option for acquiring these things is kingsnake.com classifieds. and, of course, it helps to know people who are breeding or importing. i used to do a bit of both before i semi-relocated.
 
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