Nanci
Alien Lover
Hi!! I thought, since I'm hopefully going to be breeding cornsnakes this year, that I should have a forum for breeding plans, pics of the snakes, and HOPEFULLY!!!! hatchling pics!!
I'm also going to work on my terms of sale and guarantees and things like that here. I'm FedEx certified, and my ACR Breeder number is 513.
(Oh, yeah- I've got to get going on getting everyone registered, too!!)
I've been keeping cornsnakes here in Alachua, Florida since 2005. My collection is concentrated on bloodred and lavender, together and separately, some with hypo, some with amel, some normal patterns, many striped. All the foundation stock is from the best breeders out there.
You might be wondering how I came up with my business name, SnickerSnakes. It's kind of silly. Snickersnake is just a pet name I call many of the snakes, an affectionate term I use when I talk to them, like Sweetpea or Pretty Girl.
I'm going to start small- with one breeding this year, to get my feet wet and see how it goes. If things go well, I have other projects ready to go, and some very nice babies growing up who will be ready in a couple years.
Thank you to everyone who has helped me gather my collection, who has answered my many questions and helped me with the various problems that one runs into as a new snake keeper. I have the feeling that this first year of breeding, I will be relying on everyone's expertise even more!
I'm also going to work on my terms of sale and guarantees and things like that here. I'm FedEx certified, and my ACR Breeder number is 513.
(Oh, yeah- I've got to get going on getting everyone registered, too!!)
I've been keeping cornsnakes here in Alachua, Florida since 2005. My collection is concentrated on bloodred and lavender, together and separately, some with hypo, some with amel, some normal patterns, many striped. All the foundation stock is from the best breeders out there.
You might be wondering how I came up with my business name, SnickerSnakes. It's kind of silly. Snickersnake is just a pet name I call many of the snakes, an affectionate term I use when I talk to them, like Sweetpea or Pretty Girl.
I'm going to start small- with one breeding this year, to get my feet wet and see how it goes. If things go well, I have other projects ready to go, and some very nice babies growing up who will be ready in a couple years.
Thank you to everyone who has helped me gather my collection, who has answered my many questions and helped me with the various problems that one runs into as a new snake keeper. I have the feeling that this first year of breeding, I will be relying on everyone's expertise even more!
