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General Chit-Chat ForumDiscussion about general topics that are really off topic concerning corn snakes, or just about any old chit at all.
Oooh... you guys had fun! Keep in mind though Eric, try not to go crazy with the locales or subspecies... makes it a little difficult.
Well, I actually didn't post what I meant to. LOL. Sorry. I'm no newt/salamander guru. Obviously. LOL.
I'm best at North American species, but I am amazed at what you people know. (I grew up unaware there were any other reptile people on the planet.)
Me neither... a poor little slimy would shrivle up in an instant out here. I've only got one myself... a blue spotted that I found as a rescue, but that hardly makes me that knowledgeable.
And don't be that amazed, I pay attention. I'm a bookworm, and I love doing research (which I do ALOT of). Anytime I have access to a thoroughly experienced herper, I tend to monopolize their time lol.
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