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Do old member re-introductions count? ;) Not been around here in a long while, the site dropped down my list of priorities for a bit...but hopefully I should be spending some more time around here again. :) Curious to know if anyone vaguely remembers me? Must have been almost a year since I last...

Currently, I own a cheap little Panasonic FZ50. Nifty and versatile - But the image quality can only be described with words involving asterisks. :grin01: So, I'm upgrading soon (I hope) - And it's a nice big upgrade. Equipment on my list is: Canon 40D Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro (Decided the...

Of humans, that is. Just heard on the news that over here they are trying to make laws similar to those involving divorce for those couples that choose to 'Co-habitate' (As the news put it) rather than get married. Only couples that have lived together for at least two years and/or have children...

Well I know there are at least a couple of photographers among us - I'd like to make this thread a sort of haven, where you can post any (Non-snake mainly, but snake photos of course count) pictures you have taken. Level of skill is of no importance, just chip in with yours, I'm sure many of you...

Well I'm currently campaigning for a new camera, as my current one is a bit naff. So I was looking through my photos for some good ones in an attempt to convince my parents to allow me to get a better one. So I decided to post them all up here for you. All taken with 2.0 megapixel compact...

But as I'm not a cat I'm not overly concerned. So hey. Does anyone know when, in the way of recived rep points, the text displayed when you hover over the green cubes changes? Just curiosity really, I've always wondered when the various stages come about.

Often, the simplest things are the most powerful. I've just figured out why the four 'Elements' of old (Earth, air, fire, water) came to pass. All simple and abundant. But think about their power. Earth - the most complicated of the four, being made up of all sorts of things. But still...

Could corns be kept in a basement? Obviously there would have to be some ventillation and probably a bit more heating required, but it would keep them out of the way of the general hustle of life and/or snake-fearing guests. Plus, a basement is bigger than a normal room, so you can keep more...

You know...any of those funny things they do once in a while. Post them up, and pictures if you have any. :) I just fed my corn...and one of the funniest things I've ever seen was rather than going for the mouse, he went for the shadow of the mouse cast on the wall by his feeding tub...it's...

Although I can see this spiralling out of control, I'm willing to give anything a try - PLEASE keep to stating your views and friendly and calm arguing of your point - a good cheery argument can be good for you, infact I love a good debate...just please, do your best not to provoke...I don't...

...I can explain why he's called Ted before you have a go at my naming. There's a story behind it. Basicly the snake remained unnamed for a long time, as my familly are fairly crap at naming. My girlfriend is a bit of an artist, and she drew a picture of a snake for me for my birthday...

Hey again. :D I hope at least a couple of you will remember me. Used to hang around here a lot. :) Well, to those who do, hi again, to those who don't, hi.

Thats definatly not the old one...new setup here? If so, I like it...but I liked the old one more in a way. Had a familliar feel to it. Still, is this meant to be happening, or is something wierd going on? Or did I miss teh thread explaining this? I had a quick search and couldn't find one...

The following is some information I found on a website (I just copied and pasted it to make things easier). I just found it fascinating. Especially the amount of money that's spent on them in the US. Cat lover? Dog lover? Does it have to be one or the other? Many people argue yes. They...

Recently our school had an open day, and several of us brought snakes in. There were four in total (3 corns and a Boa). It was a good day, we all had a laugh, and there was a lot of interest in them. I couldn't count the amount of times I heard 'Oh, they're not cold and slimy like I thought they...

Well, my school just bought an adult corn snake for the Biology labs. After going up there today and showing my teacher that it wasn't going to bite her ( :rolleyes: ), I'm still wondering what it is. It's fairly clearly an Amel from the top, bordering on a reverse Okeetee. But it has no belly...

I'm thinking of getting a small bonsai tree to photograph my snake in...all the trees in out garden are huge. I'm just wondering if there would be anything wrong with the idea? Like the fumes from pine etc...obviously I'd have to find a fairly sturdy one, and big enough that it lasts him a short...

Some of you will remember my old corn Medusa wasn't feeding? Well, we came to a decision, and gave the snake to a local breeder, who would stand more of a chance keeping her alive. We will be getting updates on her progress. But we got a new one while we were there. I think it's a male, but if...

My Normal het Caramel girl. About 1 and a half months old, best guess she's 10 inches long. I haven't weighed her yet. As you can see from the pictures, she's inquisitive :grin01:

Well, we've finally got the large viv set up for her. She went in yesterday, and seems much happier in there. I've managed to get the temperatures right, and the humidity is only slightly above 60 (But I've been told the new aspen can increase that, so I'm hoping it'll settle back down to 50...